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South W indsor The Weather Cloudy tonight and Sunday with South Windsor South Windsor a chance of occasional know iiattirtfpatpr I and lo w e r s late tonight and Road Topic Sunday morning. Lows ton i^ t School Board Names in the upper 20s; highs Suntay Of Council^ ______j Ad Hoc Committees Mayor Needs Sponsor MANCHESTER — A City o f Village Charm in the low to mid 40s. M a n c h e s t e r , c o n n ., Sa t u r d a y . d e c e Mb e r a law v o l . xcn. No. 53 At a workshop session of the SIXTEEN PAGES — 2 TV — 2 MINI PAGES PRICE FIFIEEN CEVW Town Council Wednesday ni|^t The evaluation committee Mayor Alzraham Glaaaman Residents interested in Bar. H i. Williams at 888- the widening of Rd. BARBARA VARRICK aasigned to review the Booze, does not have a sponaOT as yet 1.1..., >. ,b. was discussed. CoiTMpondent Allen, Hamilton study report for bis participation in the dQDGTlATlOKS Mayor Abraham Classman Tel. 644-8274 a n d make specific “ Walk tar Hunger” on Sunday, Hungw” are asked to contact Blvd. said the council la in agreement The Board of Education has recom moidatioas for board ac­ which will begin at 12:30 p.m. that the specifications of the listed the names of members tion ia divided into specific at the Wapping Community When O.C. was a boy, the land Ferris property in the comer of state highway department to assigned to Ad Hoc committees categories. Church, Eliinigtoo Rd. Kitiqr says: 'Ihosnbsr is a wstMarfiii tiM la on the west side of Main St. was the Main St. and Oak St. widen the road to 44 feet of of the board for the period of The walk is being organized inia M pet 9 i beaatiM M t basftat Irish Poised For IRA Showdown higher than m the east side all sidewalks. It had to be paved road, with a total of 60 November 1972 through 1. Organization and ad­ by all churches in South for a laved one.” the way from Forest St. to sacrificed when the buildings foot right of way, waa ioo November 1973. ministrative staff for office ser­ Windsor and wUl benefit CROP, OMCHAHD n w a a - Mm «, CofUanda, Bad and OaMaa PaBalaiw, Center St. As the business were changed. severe. On the personnel policies vice: Petersen, Mrs. Decker the C(Hnmnnity Hunger AjqiMl Terror’Bombings Melt Opposition center of the town devekq>ed, The older wooden store Cost estimates for work to be committee, formed to negotiate and C!ohen. of the CSiurch WorM Service.' NATiviiAaamaadi VNd SNaaca^ Baalao LaMaaa^ 1 the west side has been cut down building was moved to the east done on the road and to widen it with administrators, teachers, The way it works, each Tandpa, Malglani U Uaka, Ctiany Taaadaaa, O and east side filled until the end of the property and turned to 25 feet were presmted to the secretaries, nurses and 2. Financial-PPBS elec­ walker is sponsored by a South DUBLIN (AP) - The Irish two men and injuring more party legislators, who had led foreshadowed a quick roundup terrain has little to suggest how to face Oak St. The m o v o ’ was council by Towh . Manager custodians regarding salary, tronic data processing: DeRosa Windsor citizen or a gro<9 of government was poised for a than 70 civilians and police. the opposition, abstained. of IRA suspecta and a test of showdown with the Irish it formerly hxdced. a Mr. Blinn from Rockville. He Terry Spenkel and Town fringe benefits, and conditions and Kupchunos. citizens, or a buslhezs nwSH] HanaydaM, Baaa and VAn|au Baafa, Bad, WMla and Maa Despite an immediate IRA Lynch planned to hustle the the new legislation before Going north from Brainard had lost (Mie hand and the end of Engineer Emil Lucek, and of employment are David establishment, who pledge a Saapaa, Bntaiiuria lM, Banknmana, Napwlad ttunkiaM, Hnupalaa, Republican Army today after denial of responsibility for the bill — which throws on IRA special courts. n . there was a row of large his wrist was covered with a came near the range of |140,- Cohen, chairman: Mrs. Cile 3 . Imput to board regarding certain amount of money for Oataa, n pa, Umaa, Tanaartnaa. terror bombings in the heart of explosions, opposition to the suspects the onus of proving Lynch acted because of the BUY ONI OB A OOZBN AND PICK OUT VOUB OWM trees in the highway. The heaw cap of sole leather. 000, Glaasman said. Decker, Robert DeRosa and board policy: Arnold and Mrs. each mile completed by the Dublin melted opposition to legislation of Prime Minister their innocence — through the governm ent’s difficu lty in Rossi. widest and most used part of O.C. remembers seeing him Glaasman said it was his Fred D^lacomo. walker. WEEKEND SPECIALS controversial new antiguerrilla Jack Lynch’s Fianna Fail party senate for final approval. winning convictions against the the hif^ay was west of the using that stub to hammer feeling that spending that kind On the budget committee to Also participating in t ^ walk iCBBBRaLeTTUCE ...... h d . 3t 8 laws. collapsed. The prime minister had talks IRA under the old 1939 Offenses 4. Food service: DeGiacomo The legislation was rushed The new laws were approved trees ta t t h m was a driveable blocks and rollers around under of money for 25 feet of road was establish a 1972-73 budget for and Berghuls. will be Police Chief John TANQBRINBS ...... d08. MO with police and army chiefs Against the State Act, which is road eclficaliy referred to were It was later Miss Effle McNamara to conduct an aerial Ronald E. Evans planned to The International Alliance of would cost the Kennedy Space ope of Dublin’s main Richardson’s millinery store. occupied by homes and door survey for mapping land drive to nearby Patrick Air Theatrical and Stage Employes Center $10.5 million. thoroughfares. yards. Once some sort of a reading or parcels to help the town during Force Base in the afternoon to Union (lATSE) has been Dec. 6 and 7 are the only That explosion killed a bus There was a very large and seance room and palmist had property re-assessment. fly the fast T38 jets in contacted by the workers to favorable days this month when driver and a ticket collector. the east room. old spreading elm tree on the McNanura said current maps Bombing In Dublin proficiency runs over south represent them in contract Apollo 17 can be launched. The Warnings reportedly had show 1,300 parcels while there Florida. negotiations with Boeing. These next period, when the moon is been given in Belfast but were exists m ore than 5,000. He was The ruins of bomb wrecked cars outside of Liffy Bar in more than 70 other persons. The bar is next to Liberty The astronauts feel such negotiations have produced no in a proper position, is Jan. 4-6. not relayed to Dublin in time. advised that bids for the aerial Dublin show the devastation of the blast which was one of Hall, the headquarters of the Irish Transport and General flights not only sharpen their agreement in seven months. Brennan Termed work should be acquired. two in Dublin last night killing two people and injuring Workers’ Union. (AP photo) flying skills but also provide lA'TSE attorney Bernard Glaasman laid another relaxation from rigorous Mamet said Friday night he un­ workshop sessicm is scheduled training for the flight, the last derstood the National Labor Blunt, Colorful for Dec. 11 In which the council ^ P h o n e 643-2711 To Include Your Business in the Apollo series. Relations Board might go to Saigon Publicly will discuss plans for a Cernan and Schmitt also were referendum for a library at 7:30 In the Herald^s Christmas Gift Guide! President, to practice on a model of the progress compared with other NEW YORK (AP) - Peter J. p.m., park and recreation United StatesWins moon buggy they are to drive 23 ^“ ^^*** Airs Separate areas. Brennan, nominated to be the Kissinger miles over their Taurus-Littrow A husky figure at 205 pounds requests at 8:30 p.m., and a New School next secretary of labor, first landing site in a search for and jiist under 6 feet tall, the proposal by Councilman came to President Nixon’s HAirTFORD RD. Confer rocks they hope will fill in mis­ whit^haired Brennan lives Howard Fitts for a committee raSiTTV Feature Signing Possibility attention 2% years ago when he sing chapters of lunar history. with his wife, Josephine, in a to supervise campaign and rallied blue-collar workers in electimi activities. ound On Dues KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) Kennedy Space Center Begins Today West Side Manhattan SAIGON (AP) — For the first time publicly. South support of Nixon’s Vietnam — Henry A. Kissinger is here officials remained optimistic apartment. They have three Fitts made the suggestion at policy. the last board meeting Nov. 20. for final talks today with that Apollo 17 will take off on The first weekly column Vietnam raised the possibility today that the United States grown children. From the Complete Line of UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. The General Assembly’s Bush stood up after the voting Antiwar protests were at He said a need exists for President Nixon before retur­ schedule at 9:53 p.m. EST dealing with people and events might sign a separate peace agreement with Hanoi despite Brennan said he has no Mark Tralnor Makeup for a (A P) — U.S. diplomats at the budgetary committee voted 67- Pnd exclaimed to those nearby, at East Catholic High School their height at the time and a overseeing activities after -ttu auaaear... ning to the Vietnam peace talks Wednesday despite the threat of Saigon’s objections, but said it hopes this does not happen. particular hobbles or athletic Fabulous "New Yor" United Nations had something 30 to approve the U.S. request “ The real wipner is the Unitta group of hard hat workers had THE aweBTEaraiFT in Paris. a strike by 60 documentation appears on Page 9 of today’s activity tat that the people he damages caused during the pre- to cheer about today — an late Friday. A similar margin Nations.” The acknowledgement came during an interview by beaten up some peace electloq canqmign in town in OFALL.. KlsUnger held his foufth personnel before the laimchihg Herald. It will run Friday or works for “ always make sure LIGGEH unexpectedly decisive first- is probable when the Assembly It was in contrast to the scene Saturday. The columnist Is Foreign-Minister Tran Van banrwith Italian newsmen; demonstrators on Wall Street ^ c h signs were destroyed. PHiniMGY VILLAGE m eetin g in three days in if their wage demands are not they keep m e in shape — they round victory in the campaign votes — barring a major shift 13 months ago when Bush left in Miss Joan Thompson, a senior five days earlier. Hie proposal will be heard at Washington Friday with met: No strike date has been The interview was broadcast by the official Saigon keep me on the run.” FOR ADMRY QUEEN to reduce American dues from by 32 countries that abstained total dejection after losing a Tapping the obvious 9:30 p.m. LANTERN Nguyen Phu Due, special announced. and the daughter of Mr. and government radio. 31% to 25 per cent of the U.N. from the committee vote. campaign to save Nationalist Vietnam, the Republic of frustration, Brennan helped aFTCENTilMIE representative of South Viet­ The workers seek restitution Mrs. Thomas S. Thompson of 79 budget. U.S. Ambassador George China’s seat. Lam was quoted as saying he Vietnam will never approve it.” organize a giant pro­ BOTIQUE namese Pfesident Nguyen Van of 30 to 50 per cent pay cuts they Columbus St. The United States has made a hopes the United States refuses He said South Vietnam is administration rally that drew 250 BROAD STREET Thieu, who has been demanding received when the Boeing C^. Gifts— QSfM Moaidi major effort to have its dues waiting for Hanoi’s next move. to sign a private agreement tens of thousands of withdrawal of North took over a space-center IfltMiO cut to avert a legal collision with North Vietnam because The secret peace talks construction workers to lower Bogdanski Sworn In or surprise her Pentagon Papers Vietnamese troops from his 7 Days k Weak! between Congress and the resume in Paris on Monday and Manhattan under a sea of with a country as part of any settle­ “ signing dt a piece of paper to EAT DRINK AND BE United Nations. Under the U.N. many expect some kind of a American flags. Gift Certificate MERRY ment. give the 17 million people to the HARTFORD (AP) - Judge 1058 to the Superior Court, both charter, the world organization Communists is not what the settlement will be reached next Nixcm r e q > ^ e d by inviting Trial Delayed One of the major issues, from Committee Probing week with or without Saigon’s Josenh S. Bogdanski of Meriden times by Gov. Abraham A. fixes dues of members, but government of South Vietnam Brennan and other New York Saigon's viewpoint, has been has beoi sworn in as a justice Rlbicoff. Congress had ordered that the stands for.” approval. tabor leaders to the White Vietnam war — documents the absence of a stated agree­ of the Connecticut Supreme LOS ANGELES (AP) - The U.S. share of member “ The government of Vietnam A draft agreement worked House where they presented which defendants Daniel ment in the proposed cease-fire Court, succeeding justice Justice Ryan, who will defense in the Pentagon Papers assessments be cut to 25 per Southern U Deaths will not sign any agreement out on October between Hanoi him with a hard hat. He told Ellsberg .and Anthony Russo which would guarantee the Elmer W. Ryan, who has become 70 Saturday, served on case, arguing that the cent starting with 1974. reached in Paris If the North and Washington calls for a them he found their public are accused of leaking to the withdrawal of Hanoi’s troops. reached mandatory retirement the Suprene Court for six years prosecution pulled a last- On this year’s U.N. budget of Vietnamese Communists do not cease-fire, withdrawl of all support ’’very meaningful.” news media. At this point, according to after 13 years on the Superior minute switch in the evidenle it $203 million, the reduction BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) - The official state withdraw their military forces American forces from Viet­ This year Brennan, a life-long Prosecutors submitted a list knowledgeable sources, no such Bogdanski, 61, was an all- Court bench. He lives in ' I'y'BEZZINI plans to present, has had\he would have trimmed about $13 committee investigating the student-police confrontation from South Vietnam,” Lam nam, a halt in all U.S. military Democrat, helped organize last summer of the 610 pages stipulation will be included in America football team end at Orange. trial put off another week. million from the U.S. share of that left two students dead on the Southern University declared. activities against North labor leaders and unions to they intended to use as the settlement that many Colgate University. He was U.S. District Court Judge $64 million. Saigon radio said Lam Vietnam and release of all back the President for re- MANCHB8TBR evidence. expect will be reached in Paris campus here has determined that officers fired the first Amrican prisoners of war. nominated in the 1955 to the Both received degrees from Matt Byrne said Friday thh Bush and U.S. Sen. Gale emphasized that South Vietnam election. 819B.MiddloTplio. Defense attorney Charles next week. tear-gas canister. Court of C!ommon Pleas and in the Yale Law School. trial would begin Dec. 12 and McGee, D-Wyo., the U.S. ia trying to seek an equitable There is no provision in the Asked whether his appoint­ 848-8827 ADAM’S Nesson said Friday that the However, American officials the defense contentions would delegation member who led the The 12-member panel headed by state Atty. Gen. peace and not "a peace with draft agfeement for ment was a payoff for the government has just submitted indicated weeks ago there was APPLE be heard in the interim. He had campaign in the budgetary William Guste made the conclusion in a statement issued slavery.” a withdrawal of North Viet­ campaign work, Brennan told a COME FIND a new list on which more than an under-the-table namese forces from the South, OFRiMMKSSOKS said earlier he hoped to start committee, had a r^ ed it was Friday at the completion of the first week of its probe of “ The Republic of Vietnam is news conference, “ My part was two-thirds of the pages have understanding that a significant and Saigon has been demanding YOURS MMeHSIHMBIK the trial next week. not the amount involved so preparing to come to a peace,” small and I want to make it been changed. number of North Vietnamese the Nov. 16 disturbance. cwanrs «r MMSMP ...IN OURS. Byrne also ruled that the jury much as the principle: It was said Lam, “ blit it is still that one be written into any perfectly clear that there was HOLIDAY “ That means that two-thirds forces would be withdrawn picked four months ago would unhealthy for the United The committee reported: students were shot by a depending on the will of the treaty. no paying off from anybody.” of the government case is based following an agreement and \w rempin intact. The defense had Nations that the highest’ con­ “ After viewing motion-picture sheriff’s deputy. That panel North Vietnamese At this point, according to Brennan, 54, is a ruddy-faced, on pages we have not done cease-fire. moved for a mistrial and a new tributor pay such a films frame by frame, still blamed officers, university ad­ Communists. If the North Viet­ informants in Washington, no hearty individual who speaks in preparation on and that two- Spokesmen for both the ONIY jury on grounds that pretrial disproprotionate share. photographs, hearing witnesses ministrators and state officials namese demand that their such provision will be included a blunt, colorful nuumer that thirds of the preparation we Saigon government and the Viet publicity had destroyed the [fading the opposition, the and reviewing interviews taken for the tragedy. military forces remain in South in th e settlement. avTMOMOHsniMlm Cong have indicated, however, leaves little doubt about where h e r e A T THE jury’s objectivity. have done is wasted," Nesson Soviet Union suffered a severe by the attorney general’s staff. he stands. that a cease-fire would not said. 72-14 defeat on its motion that the evidence is clear that the necessarily mean an end to the He started Us life in un­ Swiss Colony The alleged evidence­ Byrne questioned the 12 the basic dues formula of first object thrown was a tear M i«srvse.ii fighting. ionism as an apprentice painter MANCHBaTBB PABKADI switching involved more than jurors and 6 -alternates about ability to pay should be applied gas canister and came from the after finishing high school. +Hirf:pArLnir j 600 pages of the secret Defense Madam Nguyen Thi Binh, Nixon Preparing GOP "GOOD EATING" their impartiality before without any ceilings to all law enforcement units and not After time out for Pacific sub­ Department study of the denying the mistrial. Paris representative of the Viet SBLr-CLBANlNG | "GOOD GIVING” countries. from the students.” marine service during World 56 COOPER ST. Cong, was quoted by the 'fast, M O B I L E I Japanese Communist Several officials, including War n, he returned to New MANCHESTER, CONN. Revitalization Plan York; DISHWASHER | GIFT PACKS and newspaper Akahata as saying: Gov. Edwin Edwards, had in- He was elected business V IMPORTED DBUCACIES “ We do not think that this sisted earlier that films of the manager of his local in 1947 and Democrats Face Task agreement will end the war. violence showed the first tear WASHINGTON (AP) - attitudes toward his not probable that he would step down at the January meeting. 10 years later became head of Even after it has been signed, gas coming from the ranks of President Nixon is reported chairmanship in his home state. He also said he didn’t want to the Greater New York Building we will have to continue our students outside the preparing to revitalize the Dole runs for re-election in ,<228 1974, probably challenged by force a special meeting of the and Construction Trades struggle so that it will be administration building on the Republican Party he virtually Of Building New Image predominantly black campus. Ignored in winning his landslide Democratic Gov. Robert committee to approve a Council, with about 250,000 fulfilled." Tog Now—Cut Later And they contended that of­ Docking. successor as chairman. rank-and-file members. H-KrtfEArtfxdt j Harvest Hill Again in Japan, South Viet­ re-election victory. ficers merely responded to the Dole has functioned largely . In that ^post he has come , CHOOSE FROM 20,000 WASHINGTON (AP) - the 303-member Democratic fostered, of a Democratic - ar­ nam's envoy to Tokyo, Thong “ The President is going to try “ I don’t want to get in the PACKAGE STORE provocation. as a party spokesman, with under fire from civil rights Democrats must erase their National Committee before it ty made up of squabbling, inef- Tan Xa. was quoted as saying in to translate this into a position of just hanging around administration of GOP leaders who charge that MANCHESTER PARKADE Image as “ squabbling, inef­ meets here Dec. 9. ' ficient, confused and angry par­ a Saigon interview: The inquiry panel said it Republican majority," said SELF-CLEAN > headquarters left largely to two as a lame duck,” Dole said. building trades discriminate CHRISTMAS ficient, confused and angry par­ Mrs. Westwood, chosen per­ tisans,” she said. “ One must not mistake the issued its report in the “ hope Sen. Robert J. Dole of Kansas, co-chairmen, Mrs. Anne against minority workers. A RANGE ! tisans” if they are to w b tack sonally as chairman last July Both the “ experienced cease-fire as a war.. .” that this statement will clarify the GOP national chairman. Dole met with President ('i Armstrong and Thomas B. question about the charge We Feature the 'presidency in 1976, says by unsuccessful Democratic professional and the idealistic this specific question...” In an interview. Dole said Nixon Tuesday at Camp David, With Window and Evans.. Both are leaving the TREES arty Chairman Jean presidential candidate Sen. innovator belong in the It was the first substantial Nixon intends to strengthen the Md. He said the President brought a quick display of committee soon. tm p e r. SCOTCH PINE Lighted Oven 'tatwood. George McGovern,! made no Democratic Party ...” report from the committee as a role of the Republican National asked him to think about the A Complaf Una ot Santa Returns Dole said the party now needs committee, consider his own “ I’m all for it (minority BLUB SPRUCE direct mention in ^ report of A section of the report titled whole. Com m ittee in making the IMPORTED and DOMESTIC a chairman who holds no other hiring)!” he shouted. “ Look at Mrs. Westwood, whose the controversy surrounding “ Executive Officers’ Report” The two students were killed political effort, looking toward plans, and prepare for another WHITE SPRUCE Cop’s Favor office, who can devote all his meeting within about two the record.” He contended that resignation has been called for her own future at- party bead- also recommends estaMish- as sheriff’s deputies and State the 1974 and 1976 elections. 5 to 10 Faot 00 WINES time to the job, and who will the criticism is “ a lot of by a number of powerful quarters. ment by the DNC of several Police flushed students from He said the President, re­ weeks. FOR THE HOLIDAYS rank clearly as the Republicans political hooey” and delcared Domocrats around the country, Mrs. Westwood, of West Jor­ new p r o e m s aimed at halping MIAMI, Fla. (AP) - “ I the building. elected with 61 per cent of the Dole said neither he nor to p political man in Oat New York had made great • ■?nn*K I . h o m u 'n .tlii »318 said in the last two presidential dan, Utah, noted that future Democratic candidates Guste said Thursday the vote after a less than strenuous Nixon have anyone in mind as a couldn’t go home and face my Washington. Anyt y Treen elections "the American people Danixrats have made gains in and strengthening the DNC kids if I gave Santa Claus a investigation had established campaign that shunned party successor to the chairmanship. He said the committee also perceived a party in dismay: the Senate, governorships and itself. ticket,’’ patrolman V.T. “ pellets from a shotgun” killed label, plans to shift political The senator said he would be Jt needs money. On The Lof 'Eim---- ■ ! ^ GIFT PACKS one segment feeling shut out, state legislatures while main­ Another portion Denver Sm ith, 20, of New operations from the White prepared to step down as soon nwf . ■ Campbell said. COLLECTORS’ BOTTLES a n d various segments taining control of the House of recommended a C&mpaign Roads, La., and Leonard House to GOP headquarters. Dole said he hopes to discuss as the party, an(l the President aasna i b b f a b i i i .t x o s b l b c t t o o b iB B B t blau Santa, in the person of Mose H E M S SHIP furnitur.- stores (SSL'S id!) I quarreling. Re|H4sentatives despite Presi­ Security Team “ to protect Dole said a full-time the budget problem with decide who should take over. 110 spruce St. Haoefaetter Hannon, was in a bit of trouble Brown, 20, of Gilbert, La. dent Nixon’s two victories in / Democratic candidates against chairman will be taking over • CHS I “ Hie Republicans, of course, Friday when his auto collided Law officers have claimed Maurice J. Stans, treasurer of Dole said he will suggest oH en a wide MlecUoa o( 1968 and 1972. the forgery, wiretapping, for him, but he did not say th e Nixon re-election CHRISTMAS mOMEM ■ took full advantage of our with another car while rushing they fired nothing but tear gas some names at his next She said the party has won burglary and acts of disrupting when. He said no timetable had campaign, before the GOP m m M N u s _ •NNUTBHS I LOOK FOR THE HARVEST HILL troubles both times, and made to a Christmas pafrty where he in the incident. But Edwards meeting with Nixon. TRII PARM “ in so many places that it is sabotage.” This was an obvious been set for his departure as committee meets in mid- D Z E N’S fonnetly KeUVa « m tb % vzsie | d is c o v e r y l a b e l s a n d SAVBI every effort to separate our was to be guest of honor. and others have conceded that As for his own views on what , UU Main BA, MandMiter I ridicolous to say that we cannot reference to the alleged chairman. M a ib cr HIU R e r 'p - VM . S6M 4M • tTS4WW candidate from one section or But the spirit of Christmas an officer might have mistaken January. " the party needs, Dole said more II__ ^ Phene BIMUB TO PH! | do it nationally. Of course we burglary and bugging of DNC The Kansas senator said the DlRBCnORB: V m a Wi — Rout* 74. turn latt on another of our normal con­ prevailed and Campbell a shotgun shell for the nearly While Dole said there is no field organizers should be found Foatar At at t . «o Millar Rd,, latt cn Barber can.” headquarters last spring by date of his departure will stituency,” Mrs. Westwood decided not to ticket either identical tear-gas canister. urgency about setting a date for to survey Nixon voters ami try for OrlatiBasl H4« ^aeowwwaewM —'—. •wwurwwRookvUla owwo,Rd., arigbt im Bais “ But we must erase the im­ employes of the Cominittee for depend upon when the par­ his departure, the committee to determine how they can be W ^ Rd. for two mllaa. nom RookvUla — right on said. Her remarks were con­ driver. An all-black committee Uae O v Lar-Away Piaa age which we allowed to grow, the Re-election of the Presi- ty—and the President—decide will meet Jan. 19, then again in made into Republican voters wlndaorvUla Rd. at FHaganld Sbrd, laR on Orittla Rd., left tained in a formal report which , As a reward Santa gave which met two days eariier this OPENTOJONaSi tot on Barber BUI Rd. — 1 mUa on right OO. and which the Republicans .dent. on a successor, and also upon June. Dole said it is possible but next time. she was required to submit to Campbell a lollipop. week concluded that the PAWSAMtoiPM. Open Ratnidijr and Baiday a fa t • • o

' m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Dec. 2, 1972— PAGE THREE PACE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.* Sat., Dec. 2,1872 Newton Lottery Bond Issue About Town I T h e a tre ] Sheinwold on Bridge Tt^land St. Jude’s Mothers Circle will Scholarship meet Monday night at 7 at the HHLTN eAPSULEta A g e n t H a s To Be Sought The Mizpah Spencer Circle of Manchester’s third annual i Time Schedule * brMtehaalA.Fril],MJL Carol Sing will be held Sunday home of Mrs. John Carlson. 41 Deadline Set TAKE, RUFFING TRIOtS South United Methodist Church News for Senior Citizens at 7 p.m. at Center Park. Carriage Dr. The Christmas Souihdealer IF VoUP fATnsP.9 ^/Pe op Profitable Day will meet 'Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. state Scholarship Program BEFORE DRAWING Ifotun Hall Center HARTFORD (AP) - Go.) party will be held, and those Both tides vulnerable Carolers should report to the Saturday Sunday TRUMPS 'tid FAMity HAf A HlfiTapy in the Suzannah Wesley Hall for aiq>lications must be filed on or NEWTON, Mass. (A P ) - Thomas J. Meskill said Park’s north steps, adjacent to attending should take a grab By WALLY FORTIN By ALFRED SHEINWOLD NORTH of basalt CASesp, fteKS a Christmas party. Dr. and State Theater — “ 29iivago,” State Theater — “ Zhivago,” before Dre. 15. They may be ijiA r tsepsAie Yffup. Everett grocer John A. Mandra Thursday he would ask the the Nativity scene. bag gift. Before you draw trumps, 0 9 9 4 2 Mrs. George Webb w ill be 8.:00; "Scrooge,” 1:0&-2:S0 obtained from secondary sduol For Yule Events State Bond Commission to ap­ 8:00; “ Scrooge,” 1:004:50 5 CKAlceS OP HAYolff i r z s sells lettuce and also tickets in always look at the dunomy to guests. Hostesses will be Mrs. Eut Hartford Drlve-In — East Hartford Drlve-In — principals or guidance O A J 8 4 3 the Massachusetts lottery. prove borrowing to pay for see if you need dummy’s small its inonthly pack meeting Dec. James Chipps, Mrs. Robert “ Unholy RoUers,” 9:05; “ Box “ Unholy RoUers,” 7:30; “ Box Hello friends. the Manchester Manor Con­ Bus pickup 8:30 a.m., return counselors Arrangements 4 9 6 4 BETTE QUATRALE A lottery sales agent has the projects costing $5.8 million in trumps for ruffing. If you do, Correspondent 8 at Meadowbrook Schml at Loomis, Mrs. Albert Todd, Mrs. Car Bertha,” 7:30 Car Bertha,” 9:06 It’s time once again for me to valescent Home, and W ilfr^ trips at 12:30 p.m. and 4 p.m. must be made to take the WEST BAST option of keeping any tickets he Bridgeport, Middletown and put off drawing tramps until Tel. 875.2845 7:30 p.m. A Christmas party Stephen Doyle, Mrs. William East Windsor Drlve-In — East Windsor Drlve-In — clue yon on the happenings; Clarke is a patient at tnb Tuesday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. College Entrance Examination 4 Q 106 4 J can’t sell. If he does, he must Mystic. you have raffed your losers. will featured for cub scouts Newton and Mrs. Sherman “ Everything You Always “ Everything You Always however, due to certain r e s t ^ Manchester Memorial registering for trip; 1 p.m. to 4 Board tests if they have not ty K Q I9 8 2 ty 104 pay for them like any other The projects involve: South dealer The Town Hall will become a and their families. Barnes. Wanted To Know About Sex,” Wanted To Know About Sex,” tions I can’t release informa­ Hospital. Drop them a card; p.m.. Senior Bowling League at already been taken. O Q5 0 KI0962 player. —A ^29,198 two-level parking Both sides vulnerable focal point of the Christmas Cub Scout Pack IS awards 9:20; “ The Organization,” 7:30 7:30; “ The OrganlzaUon,” 9:06 tion to the paper, so If you’re tbey’U really appreciate it. the Paritade Lanes. No bus Scholarships range frolh 3100 ^K5 4QI0 873 This week, Mandra garage at the new community Opening, .leatf — King of Season, as the Tolland Junior granted recently^ went to B u rn s id e T h e a t e r — stiU interested caU our office. scheduled. to 31,000. Although the available SOUTH discovered that one of the mental hospital in Bridgeport. B u rn s id e T h e a te r — Woman’s Club makes its usual Michael Ponkala, J ( ^ DelPon- “ Wonderful World of Oz,” 2:00; Just rentember that this ce you aU enjoyed the morning there were 57 day for deposit; 10 a.m. to noon, that at least 800 new hearty, and South won with the O 7 digits of the winning number containing a library and spaces TOWN OF MANCHESTER Where OuaUty OMidy la Made Fieali DaUy Jerry Lewis Cinema, South 4 AI2 tion installs the traditional Bruce Raymond, Tom n o— , Windsor - “ What’s Up Doc?” Thanksgiving Day, and we players for pinochle with the aria and crafts; noon to 1 p.m., undergraduate awards will be ace. Without thinking about the drawn Thursday—535997. for activities, dining, CONNECTICUT Windsor - “ What’s Up Doc?” Santa’s mail box. Fleckenstein, Bobtuts. IT P o g M 'l7 Chooee From Over 880 Varietfea 7:00-9:00; “ Clarence the hardly finished our turkeys following winners; May Tivnan, Hot-Meal and Meals-on- made. rest of the hand. South Saudi West Noeth Bad dormitories and classrooms. TUESDAY, DECEMBER S, 7:00-9:00; “ Clarence the Letters to Santa may be'’ Tim White, Wolf; Ron Rioter, He was a winner of 32,500 plus Crosseyed Lion,” 1:00-3:00 when already everyone is 678; Emma Russell, 597; Bob Wheels; 1:30 p.m., Fun-Day An applicant must be a automatically drew two rounds 1 4 2 <0 2 4 PsM f*44mi —Construction costing $2.3 1972 Crosseyed Lion,” 1:004:00 4 4 Peu Past’ Paw mailed to Santa Claus and ad­ Mark McLeod, Silver Arrow; $25 more—a bonus equal to 1 per Attwition All Clubs and arBsnlzstlons M e a d o w s D r lv e - In — taUJng about Christmas. Man, AhW n, 582; Michael DSlmcme, program featuring colored citizen of the United States or of trumps with the ace and ■haw:aWhhaMt*b«ola EXCITING r were towed; minor injuries Dolores A. Demko, property at Dec. 7 at 1:30 at the United green beans, fruit. Sat SiSunMatlneel & 3PM chance to relax and enjoy the but you get a delicious fruit financial situation changes. therefore cannot overruff. were report^. Dickens was 217-219 Woodbridge St., Congregational Church. The Thursday; Hot meatball C la r e n c e ttw games for avrtiile. cake to boot. South returns to his hand NATURAL HEALTH warned for making an improper conveyance tax 350.60. monthly pack meeting will be grinder, cheese wedge, carrot CnMMvsdwws ■iWWSUon again with the ace of clubs and FOOD SHOPPE turn. Mario J. and Marilyn F. America’s first fog-warning held Dec. 15 at 7:30 at St. sticks, peaches. Show Trip Slides Menus tor the Week ruffs his last heart in dummy. — An accident on N. Main St. Matasso to Corey Lee Sterling device was included in the con­ Matthew’s Parish Center. Friday: Soup, Toasted cheese Here is a bit of news, by the Monday; French onion soup, The opponents will eventually east of Marble St. at about 3 and Maryann D. Sterling, struction in 1808 of West Quod- Cub Scout Pack 889 will hold sandwich, egg half, fruit cup. way, that should be of Interest egg salad sandwich, chocolate get one trump and two clubs, p.m., involving cars driven by property at 76 Barry Rd., con­ (fy light, the most n o r^ rn to you, especially those of you brownie with ice cream, and a but South easily makes his John C. Taylor, 16, of East JERHY LEWIS^ CINEMA veyance tax 337.95. lighthouse along the rockbouqd MlUiVAN AVK. asiH — MOM WDONSM who were on our recent trip to beverage. game contract. Hartford, and Michael G. Lis Pendens c o ^ of Maine. Sixty dolUre Canada. This coming Wednesday: Roast beef with were added to the lighthouse Mailhot, 22, of 436 N. Main St. The Savings Bank of Coventry Wednesday afternoon, I will gravy, whipped potatoes, peas keeper’s 3300 yearly pay for No injuries were reported; the Phone 643^2711 To Include Your Business Manchester versus Valentino show colored slides of this trip, with mushi^ms, gelatin with beating a 500-pound b dl with a Mailhot car was towed. Taylor Fiano et al, property at 100 E. Read and after a quick peek at the whipped topping, and a hammer on frequent foggy was given a warning for passing In the Herald^s Christmas Gift G uided slides I ’m sure pleased to see beverage. Center St. days. For Council Explains on the right. lieYHXXimHMAYBt Herald Adis bow clearly they all came out. Tbuiwday: Cream of celery — An 8:35 p.m. collision at E. BERNIE’STV So If you’d like to see Canada soup and crackers, grilled Middle Tpke. and Brookfield St. MMKKSTB nHKME ACmOPONTIPROiXJCnON and Niagara Falls, then show frankfurters, chilled fruit cup, iTHIJITtl IM T Your involving cars operated by of Sewers noK DAVID LEANS RLM up Wednesday afternoon. and a beverage. About Town George L. Meixell, 50, of 47 Better yet, plan on having a hot Friday; French toast with Hublard Dr., Vernon, and Raun OF BORIS PltSTERNAKS MANCHESTER M Dining orvi IN *1X11^ t) l 44> jmig meal vdth us, and then you’ll be syrup, breakfast bacon, HOLLY GANTNER Scuba divers this week went E. Harrden, 20, of 431 Lydall St. From the Complete Line of I here for the show. Read the The adult Christmas Choir of No injuries were reported; applesauce, and a beverage. Saner than Qodlathar « Correspondent into the area and cleared out Mark Tralnor Makeup for a HOW MAWY FACES the Unitarian Universalist Pleasure DOCTOR schedule for further infomia- NBC TV-Ctileago debris from the opening of an damages were minor. Harrden Fabulous "Now Yor” DOES MURDER Society of Manchester, directed Tel. 742-8795 OMLY tion. Schedule for the Week In an effort to clarify certain underground pipe, and lake was issued a warning for failure WEAR? by Dr. Bob Richardson, vrill ZHflAGO Monday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., issues'connected to the Dec. 12 water can flow through into the to drive a reasonable distance rehearse at 9 a.m. Sunday at W e P r e s e n t LIGGEn VILLAGE M FANAVI8I0N* AND METRP00MI8 Bowling Results registration for trip; 10 a.m. to t h e v a l a c h i sewer referendum, the Town Mill Brook, which in turn runs apart. the Meeting House, 466 Main St. PHARMACY Last Tuesday was a quiet day noon, kitchen social, one can of Cpui^l has released .a down through the village area. SW W INQATStM The Jiinior Choir, directed by fO R LANTERN here at the Center, and gave me cann^ goods need^; noon to PAPERS(R) statement explaining benefits - The pipe opening was more Jill M. Cylkowski', 24, of 1210 ’ ’ll Nancy Crane, will rehearse at d i a l - a - m a t k time to play catch-up on my 12:30 p.m., lunch is served; 1 SYQUINTO’ of seWers to those residents than half plugged with debris, W. Middle Tpke., Apt. 1C, was BOTIQUE 10:30 a.m. Sunday. with Chartas Bronson CHILDRENS Plus Co Hit book woik. While I was busy p.m. to 4 p.m., pinochle games. AT TBE ORGAN who will not actually be ser­ according to To'#n Manager charged Thursday with issuing 250 BROAD STREET here, the Senior Bowling viced by the sewers. Dennis Moore. New gates made a bad check. Gifts MATINEE League was making all sorts of At stake is the issue raised by by the Bearce Machine Shop She was- released on her ■~0PCH— or surprise her ALFRED Check Timatabla for tima. Every F ri. and Sat. TODAY A TOMORROW noise down at the Parkade noqrusers who question why were placed in position written promise to appear in 7 Days A Week! with a HITCHCOCK’S Lanes, and the results of the -By C LA Y R. POLLAN-’ they must pay for sewers in the Thursday, and can be adjusted court Dec. 11. Gift Certificate A t i n USSA action went like this: WAS. 7) Your Dally AtHvHy Guido J M lake area. In its statement, the to control lake flow. FRENZY The women’s high triple of '• According to lha Stare. ’’ Police issued summonses "SCROOGr “'AM. >» suit DIME WITH US council said, "The cost to the As part of a preliminary 425 was won by Florence To develop message for Monday, investigation of the dam area, Thursday to: at 1 M -1:80 * UNIVUSAI, DCLCASC . TCCHHICO(.ai» 4-11-14-W TeL 44S.S1SI t a r Reacrvatlona non-user taxpayer is really not Gustafson, and the high single read words correspo^lng to numbers 36-4341-8Z^ the town will spend $2,0(XI to Philip J. McLaughlin, 44, of o f your Zodiac birth sign. the cost of sewering the lake of 163 was taken by Bertha TAURUS SCONPiO area, but should be considered determine what it needed to 140 Spruce St., charged with “X AM. 70 1 Eorlier 31 Sophisticoted 61 To CAPITOL Duhring in the Class A division. ocr. 2J, LnnelMMns aerved D ally IS tw 2 P.M . as payment toward the cost of improve the dam. A report on going the wrong way on a one­ I MAT 70 2 Pleo&ont 32 Wordrote 62 Up Equipineiit Go., Inc. IN-CAR HEATERS The C l^ B high triple of 349 3 Give 33 Impulsive 63 Add NOr. 21 the treatment plant and two the dam, by town engineers, is way streetr He was stopped as r>18-21-23-26 4 Good 34 Sift 64 One MEADOWS was won by Mabel Wilson, and ^31-38-79.85 lo-u-is-as; major interceptors. scheduled within 60 days for he was d riv in g south on Offers Theee ON 1-91 SORTMot ICT ol !• 84 MTfO 5 Promote 35 Adverse 65 To 664942-89* TAFI { A ST-WIST SCRVICI RO t XIT AU New the high single of 137 by Ida OIMINI 6 More 36 Advertising 66 Aspects “ The council likens this to an presentation to the Town Turkington Dr. Court date is am Suggeatlona: 7 Your 37 Extend 67 Your SAOITTASIUS Cormier. Council. Dec. 11. 8 In 38 Componion 68 Your nor. I niaas i^tMuyiwtNo K uKi cetM g insurance policy stating that if, For the men in the Class A ^t!JUNe 70 9 Week. 39 Worm 69 Keep in the near future. Shy of the George E. Meadows, 18, of • COMPASS • HORNS 10 Distant 40 Fovoroble 70 To OK. VITO’S “TROUBLE MAr division, the high triple of 517, k 1- 8- 9-27 41 In 71 Q's non-sewered areas got into 349 Nevers Rd., South Windsor, • BOATS 'n CANOES 11 For 5- 7-20^25/ f=|[ r i- > ,• Formerly Villa Louisa) and the high single of 197 was ^46-S\-62 12 Frier>ds 42 Hond 72 Romontic The European wild rabbit charged with misuse of marker 28-41-45 V Ula LaalM Rd., Baltaa trouble as has Northfields sub­ • JOHNSON OUT­ — Plus — CANCIN 13 Events 43 Promotion 73 Among ii sometimes breeds as many as won by Ivar Johnson. In the 14 Publishing 44 Over- 74 Income CATSICOSN division, the plant and plates. Court date is Dec. 11. BOARD MOTORS JUNl 21 URNSIDE Opea Saadayn—Claawd Maadayn five times a year, from 4 to 12 Class Ivan Nyguist took the 15 Under 45 Reoch 75 Intellectuals OK. 77 B Peter J. Beaudoin, 18, of 125 MANCHESTER ADAM’S § 7 interceptors are there ready to • BOAT “v«nsimG POMr' JULY 22 16Be 46 Now 76 Mistokes in each litter. Yet, they are not 5 h* *' JTi , I?' - M H w -ill* 819 E. Middle Tpke. high triple of 444, and the high f c i 47 ConfiderKe 77 Who Mw. I* accommodate their needs. The High St., Rockville, charged ACCESSORIES 17 Writing 48-564043^ a menace because their natural 849-8327 APPLE single of 180. 6-19-22 18 Fovoroote 48 New 78 The payment of the sewer laterals with improper passing on New • SNOW BLOWERS '-32 19 Attention 49 Wotch 79 And 6548-74 8aL It Sunday 2 P.M. enemies keep their number VTSnIIMasSOaES 50 Through 80 Bedrock in the lake and village area will State Rd. Court date is Dec, 18. • POWER LAWN UO 20 Highest AQUASIUS "Wonttorful Land dl G r down. COME mourn uam Mystery Ride 21 For 51 Eose 81 And RAKES and FIND JULY 77 52 Your 82 In JAM. 70 be borne entirely by those AT: W ^ e s d a y popped in on us, 22 To HOLIDAY .Al/G. 77 23 Enjoyment 53 P's 83 Hopes n i (7., citizens living in that area. It is MULCHERS YOURS SbRBiiM liMhUar aqd in the morning some 49 24 Your 54 To 84 Asks IKIO 47-58 85 Setting 16-30-34-504 only the cost of the plant and .IN OURS. 25 Hopes 55 And 31 Main Si, lliMhester 250 members hopped onto the bus >759-70-76 26 Choose 56 Hobby 86 Forgivertess 54-7840-90S interceptors which everyone is for a Mystery Ride, llie gang VISOO 27 Anxieties 57 To 87 Solesmonship P IK IS WEEKEND buying into, at a cost of PlMiM M3-79U 28 They're 58 Could 88 Forecost « l . tP g . ONor ended up at the Worcester MaU 29 PersOTHjI 59 Leod 89 Touch $1,494,000, which when applied MAS. CHILDRENS IMTIHEE where they enjoyed a day of 30 Logical 60 Could 90Fo8ts 70f“^ » to a $15,000 assessm ent, HERE AT THE K 2-13-404) 12/4 37-39-42-574 SPECIAL sight-seeing, window shopping, )Good (^ A d v e n e Neutral amounts to $48 for the first >)67-72-8348 64-77-8446^ Pre-Holiday Special Purchase! Swiss Colony TODAY & TOMORROW and stuff like that there, and the Dairii year.” MANCHZeTH FARKADe weather was really great for 4 Queen ^Hartford Road I>ake Galrti Rcpiared Festivs Dining "SCROOGE IS A FILM such a trip. The gates at the sluiceway at Bogins With "GOOD EATING" As for the rest of us, we had a HANDWRiTING the southern end of Coventry Dining Room "GOOD GIVING" FOR ALL AGES!” nice hot meal, then we held a ANALYSIS —Redbook Magaxin* MRS. PALM DAIRY 4UEEN Lake have been replaced, the Values from short meeting in which I ex­ Reader And Advisor pipes cleared, and the town can GIFT PACKS and ‘IT DESERVES TO BECOME A NOUDAY FILM CLASSIC!” plained that a certain program now control the flow o f lake Blau Furniture —Cu« M«gazln« IMPORTED DELICACIES cannot be explained in the Seek & You Shall Find... Ask & You Will Receive. water once again. You’ll ••• dining “A BRILLIANT MUSICAL! ALBERT FINNEY AS paper, and from now on all With this Ad, you will find much happiness in love, marriage, AnBW ir FRI., SAT., SUN. room* In Colonial, SCR006E IS INeENIOUS!”-H.rp.r.B....r news reg&rding it will be told at business. R, 4 aa «•. 4a. 4.»tap • dn Aak a 4. «aa Contemporary, tFj different activities, and all Will tell you what-you want to know about friends, enemies Provincial, Spaniah or rivals. How to gain the love of the one you most desire, questions can be answered over and Moditorranoan the telephone. We then saw a control or influence the actions of anyone even though miles In stock for holiday few colored slides of some of away. Gives never failing advice on love, courtship, Harvest Hill our past activities, and then it marriage, divorce and business. Big V2-lb. Super Burger $ 1 A A delivory. PACKAGE STORE was off to the races, and card PHONE FOR UPPOHTNENT 6334114S With Cheese and Fries, Reg. $1.28 . J L MAPLE 7-Piece MANCHESTER PARKADE playing for the remainder of the COLONIAL Pine Rd. Table wiUi afternoon. 36x48” DINETTE Leaf and 4 large OVAL TABLE Includes: 6 beautifully Sick call revealed that matching Mate’s styledhigh back With 4 Matching We Feature Madeline Smith is a patient at chairs. Naugabyde Chairs. ’oM. Roast Beef and Fries Mate's Chairs. Plus FREE Drink, Reg. $1.15 *349 »138** *138** A Complete Line of « -Regularly f439.96 tl6t.9S Value 99 $16D.9S Value NIOMERAnNaB IMPORTED and DOMESTIC FORmnENreANol FOR DESSERT VDUNQPEOPI£ WINES Maraschino red cherries, mint flavored OPEN TODAY 'til 5:30 P.M. FOR THE HOLIDAYS ^ nwsWNWewaemiln *•»**<■ Clams and Fries green cherries, dubonnet black dierries, tuSsid tst hp Oitlt gMNNh Plus FREE Drink, Reg. $1.30 Mfvlng Connecticut PvomamakerH Air>ca 1909 FEATURING almond nuts and almond flavor. A GENTLE delightful pink ice cream chock full of IMiMUMMime GIFT PACKS UdmmI AmUImicm ITALIAN - AMERICAN FOOD fruits and nuts. ’Tis our annual TERM3! EXTRA SPECIAL Christmas treat to you! blau COLLECTORS’ BOTTLES • CASH MJ. MIS MMT1IO furniture stores BANANA M ; . - _ .y,’ ■ , . Mar.-r.**’*. •CHARGE STEAKS •CHOPS •SEAFOOD ife3-5300 643-4159 • BUDGET ShatLf^^fajtL. TERMS LOOK FOR THE HARVEST HILL it I samcns • U P T 0 3 DISCOVERY LABELS AND 8AVEI SPLIT fonneriy KEITH'S YEARS TO PAY! A lB ER TnnM D NnM(rAMtSnr«a (lIixba^SiDM A, IIU Mabi SL, ManriiMter 64S-4Ue HMTEMilBIU IHKY $UEEN H M a iil i FREE DELIVERY! FREE PARKING! (SpIMtMywiy "SCROOGO ■RL - siaBiraaaHawapHBiaaianiaaBaiaBiaBawaMHBai MCMMMMOv io O j A NEW MUSICAL BASED ON CHARLES DICKENS' CHRISTvAs CARa Take It Home or Eat It in our Spacious Dlninf Room ijr. o e ' •* O AiBOcrfmMy *scnooQr *^Reg.,U.S. Pat. Off. Am. O.Q.Corp.OI972/Vn.O.O.Corp. m EbtlHiMWSandKEWrcrM/IAORE PAGHS P O U R - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Blancbester, Conn., Sat, Dec. 2, 1972 . , /■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Cknm., Sat., Dec. 2,1972 — PAGE FIVE

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FARR — 843 7U1 Saturday 8 A.M. - 1 2 Noon Telephone 643*5727 for publication Saturday and Monday. Complete Auto Parts Available •rfe CUSTOM MADE MANCHESTER A full line of the best In auto densers, belts, filters and wind­ ^strinsky parts is available on Broad St. shield wipers, all here In a wide MAHCHESTER CANVAS AWNINGS DIALER IN WASTE MEMORIAL CO. at Manohester Auto Peurts, Inc. choice of name brands. Complete Appliances Store Thirty years experience make Quaker State and Harris mo- National Transportation MATERIALS Oppoolte East Cemetery Ed and Vic Della Fera well ftor oils and additives, such at Bemle'8 TV and Appliances of famous brands wiUi' buUt-in 7 qualified to advise you IntelU- coolants, sealers, antl-freeze and Manchester located at the Man- quality that give you years o4 SstafootL IRON Qiicrtfty Momoriab ger.Uy and dependably on your lubricants for every type of ve­ cheater Parkade is a complete service. You can choose from Policy Is Needed Over 80 Yean’ Experience needs for automotive repsdrs. Jf hicle, frem snowmobiles and appUance store Uiat deUvera, In- several models and these emne CHOICE VARIETY SCRAP METAL a large repair job is on your outboards to tractors, are kept stalls and services its products, in delightful new colon to com- Ccdl 649-S807 mind, several brands of carbur­ In stock, as well as a large sup­ John Vigeant, who has been In piement or match your decor, Qualify and PAPER etors, fuel pumps, water pumps, ply of Eastern batteries foi the cqipllance business for 22 At Bernie’s TV and AppU- While those of us who are concerned philosophies long out-dated. While A. AIMBTTI, Prop. yean. Is the owner and man-' , 781 PARKER ST. new or rebuilt starters, shock every need. there also is a com­ Seafood SEE U S ____ about public transportation have had railroad management, which has been Harrison St., Mandiester absorbers, brake parts, bear­ Every shade of DuPmit paint agfer. A member of the Man- o Alnmlnam Boll Dp TeL sts-n ss or 848-S878 cheater Ciountry Club, he Is a plete radio, TV and stereo de- 43 OAK STREET our eyes focused on the Connecticut historically notoriously poor cannot ings, mufflers, exhaust and tall is in stock or can be mixed by Awnings Clinton Harbor, Conn. (Photo by Sylvian Ofiara.) pipes, and gaskets are on the formula for touch-ups or com­ wril kVvown“ f i ^ r r t a ’MAn(*es“- white or color with either mod- TEL. 649-9987 • Door Canopies bus situation; we should not forget escape much of the blame, ICC shelves. plete paint job. For body re­ ter and always is willing to give • Storm Doors you information and advice. ern, colonial or Mediterranean that our rail system is not out of hot interpretations and Congressional STEVENSON’S It would be difficult to list all pairs, there are Tempo spray styling. There is one designed • Combination Windows paints and Unlcan fiberglns Bernie's TV and Appliances of Manohester Awning C« MERCURY the names carried, but perhaps Manchester features Kitchen to fit In any room In your home. water. directives over the years have been the most familiar are AC, Unit­ and plastic flUers and related^ AM and FM radios and stereos 195 WEST CBNTEB ST. Open Forum Travel Agency supplies. Aid, Maytag and Hotpolnt dlrii- In sid e ESSO ed Delco, Auto-Lite, Dayco, In a variety of models are 8diw Telephone 6M-IM1 This national transportation more politically inspired than based waahen. You can choose port- 646-2756 405 MAIN ST. Stsmdard Motors, A.F-> and Where other stores may stock Zbi: models or^ird.r;i5re^ - BstabUsbed 1M8 problem has not been fully solved by on economic logic or the whole Fitzgerald. You will also find a one or two items, here are ROA, Panasonic and Zenith. TEL. 649-5533 in amart new decorator ctriors. federal aid to such ailing giants as national interest. Get Involved board decided before having a young people, boy, girl, young NO SERVICE great selection of tools, every­ parts you might not expect tc If you don’t own or are think­ Particularly interesting U the CHARGE find outside of a large ware­ new sound in the round stereo A S Upholstery To the editor: public hearing as the charter man, young lady, who came R ep o rt • TuiM-Ups thing you could possibly need, ing of replacing one, now is Penn Central or the absorbtion of rail The result has been silly things like requires on their right to vote from small screw-drivers to house. The next time your cai by Electrophonlc. The recover and Iwl Shop In a recent editorial column from beneath the many diverse RESERVATIONS FOR the time to let John show you PBE-UPHOLSTEBINO passenger service through the devise on the purchase of Case • Engine Cleaning heavy duty Jacks._There’s also give you trouble, try Manches­ the advantages of these famous and turntable In smart walnut railroads being taxed to subsidize you said, “Come on, folks, it’s physical make-ups aiid attires Rowland Evans and •HOTELS ter Auto Parts first. With the and plexlglas are a gfreat addi­ HUB • MODERN FDRNITDItE a well-equipped machine shop on Mountain? In fact the town was to show to us and we are sure. •AIRLINES • General Repairs brands. JHayliy; a dishwasher is tion to any modern home. Two ahd ANTIQUES of Amtrak. airports for its competitors and rates all right to oppose any issue or Robert Novak the premises to provide assist­ larg^f stock In the area and a just like having a maid In the any candidate but when you committed also before a public South Windsor, that they are a •STEAMSHIPS tall round speakers on either • CiwtoiM Furniture Recently, E. Spencer Miller, juggled to political needs rather than hearing which makes a future • Stamps ance on some o t the heavlef crew of experienced helpful kitchen — no home should be iiiid Slipcovers question the trust or integrity of fabulous group, full of $27 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER counter men, you’ll probably side deliver the truest sound .sniE hearing a farce. Jobs. without one! To make ^Ue ^ Specializing In Hand Tufting president of the Maine Central left to be set by competitive ability to any town official that’s going a sensitivity for their fellow man find things you didn’t even know Do you consider it Your tune-ups can be made easier, you also imould see Made To Order bit too far.” and capable of a God given Turning Back Reform Clock you wanted, and answers to selection of garbage disposals. istlc price. If you 4re a lover Complete Selection of Railroad, called for compulsory con­ serve the customer most efficiently. unimportant that collusion was YOUR m a faster and easier with one-stor cf good miudc, this is a quality Does that mean you went too attribute, deep human emotion. shopplnT lor plu~s, points, con­ questions you haven't even If you're In the market for a Materials mentioned concerning the kMOIORMi f r e e ESTIMATES solidation of all railroads into a That national transportation is in far when you said you doubted Young people, we thank you. MEMORIAL COMPLETE n e w ^ e r and dryer, Bernie’s P‘“ « ^ garbage contract, favoritism - .c ___ ^ w -a ^or many years of enjoyment. Lower Level of the Parkade if Cong. Cotter’s office bad been You gave us strength and hope. WASHINGTON - The more moderate members (op­ CORNER STORE PET CENTER single, privately owned corporation. trouble is obvious in that during the was mentioned about police posed, for example, to the Radio for the Week come In wid let John give you a 649-6824 broken into? Does that also Your tribute was fantastic in all ruthless speed witii which Jean e Party Goods, Magazines Canirin— ParakHts and Speed ^een and demonstration. Mon., Tues., 6-8; Wed., Wi^out consolidation, he told the last session of the Congress; rails, promotions? suicidal delegate quota system mean that the Democrats who manner. We are proud that our Westwood’s erstwhile fearless o Oiooertes, Cold Cuts Tropical Fiah — Tuftka Hotpolnt models. They are Thurs., FrI. 9-9: Sat. 9-81 Even your paper said, the day (’These are the basic listings, and include only those news broad­ Western Railway Association, "the truckers, and barge line operators, compared Nixon to Hitler or Richard was, and is in spirit, defenders dro|^)ed her fading that was adopted). Yet, Segal, o Fruits—Vegetables Hamatcia — Gotbila casts of 10 or 15 minutes in length. Some stations carry other short before the vote on the purchase Miiid Brttd Puppita said that the administration one of you. You are ii^eed efforts to. remain Democratic English and the Westwood staff o araethig Cards newscasts. Daily sports information can be found on the sports greatest step in American history traditionally competitors in the past, of the Water Co., that the vote a g r ^ , Mitchell could be relied •quarium Acenaerin, acent the ones who want the freedom and thankful for the generous LORRAINE'S 12:10 Sunday Showcase 10:00 Bob Craig want peace on earth, good will congressional leaders and state party’s most ardent reformers. To serve the tri-city better. AND to say anything and refuse to contributions received. toward men? What am I doing INTERIOR DBOOBAHNO 12:45 TravelTrends 3:00 Dick McDonough dards of emission control perfor­ prove their sources. We are fortunate to have so chairmen is yes (though, of 1:00 Sunday Best 7 :00 Joe Hager mance. One fouled spark plug can United Sports Car Repair, Inc. r DOMESTIC about it? Would Christ, whose course, not put that bluntly.) FV>r The Finest in <4/ 2:00 Monitor 12:00 Dick Haddad announces that they have been The same, ones that demand many good people to help us in birthday I celebrate, have If Mitchell cannot make it 5:00 News *(5:00 on Monday) increase pollutant emissions by WINES the name and address be our work to help others; They feel a repetition in 1976 of either, the Watergate group Custom Made Only: : c 5:10 Sunday EdiUon 10 to 15 times. One spark plug appointed Benelli dealers. They B ystander supported this war in Indochina the reform convention of 1972 6:00 News. WeaUier. Sports (S.nirifay) have in stock the latest models of printed on every letter to the Sincerely, with his tax dollar, his vote, his will turn to somebody else com­ I Drapes • Slipcovers 6:30 Meet the Press 6:00 Bob DeCarlo misfiring may double the output LIQUORS would guarantee a third • Reuphclstery 7 :05 Monitor 10:00 Bob Craig Benelli motor bikes and mini “Open Forum” which stops (Miss) IVtery Della Fera, patible with reform—probably •i^RjSTEA(C 3 :00T eny Woods of hydrocarbons. A carburetor Set - p l u s - 4 r t H o p p e hands, his refusal to think about • WlndotAr Shades 7:30 Yale Reports bikes, and offer service to all many from reporting things Director straight Republican victory. Sargent Shriver. If not Shriver, 7:00 Joe Hager too rich an air/fuel mixture can h a r v e s t it? • Fabric • Rods 244 Center Street 8 :05 Your Box at the Opera Benelli owners in the area. HILL wrong for fear of retaliation. Dept, of Welfare ’Their first choice to turn back then perhaps state chairman 8:30 Eternal Light 12:00 Dick Haddad increase carbon monoxide by 50 If you want peace go out and Designed with You in Mind Manchester • 646-1995 (Sunday) Also, on Rt 83, Talcottville you DISCOVERY Certainiy not the ones who & Social Services the clock: Texan Robert Charles Manatt of (California or 6:00 Religious and public service per cent or more.” SOCIETY FOR CATS get it, don’t strangle the infant By A Decorator Who Cares O P E N 7 DAYS-11 to 9 will find United Citgo Service BRANDS provide any radical with the Strauss, former national party state chairman Joseph (Crangle tramming A complete tuneup of your car Kittens • Small Animals in your manger with your treasurer. Specializing in U.S.O .A. . ..0 Scott;t MorganMoi Station offering service on all freedom of speech. You could of New York or two-time POST RD. PLAZA 876-2996 2:00 Dick McDonough benefits you in at least two ways. Adoption - Boarding MASTER CHARGE pretty ribbons and fancy bows. Choice Steaks and WRCH - 910 American cars. Tuneups, tires, possibly consider censorship of national chairman Lawrence F. 7.00 Terry Woods A properly tuned and maintained Placement - Shelter Prisons Need A Better Clientele Strength and Hope Help stop the killing, celebrate An exactly opposite position Route 30, Vernon Fresh Sea Food 10:30 Religious and public service batteries, mufflers and electrical PERSONAL CHARGE paid ads. O’Brien. Ruled out as anti­ car will give you the service you life. is taken by Westwood’s (Monday-Saturday) rogramniing repairs. ROUTE 83 VERNON] ACCOUNTS INVITED 6:00 ReveiUe f2:WSign(}ft want, and fights pollution. The You never took a stand To South Windsor residents: Jay April personal staff-especially New reform, however, are Strauss, “The sole trouble with our basic concept by passing the against Manchester’s Adult 9:00 Rhapsody 875-0052 TEL. 649-0446 (When the Government first Swift death as it struck Diane 22 West O nter St. York political veteran J ( ^ F. Gov. “Warren Hearnes of 12:00 Maliatlnee prison system,” Huckleberger Snave Bill the following Got A Painting Problem? We’ll Help! 4 :00 Highlights of Hartford started jailing Ivy League Book Store and are part of the Marques, Linda Pninier, and Manchester English, an ardent member of Missouri and fornier Gov. WPOP — 1410 was fond of saying, “is that it January. It set a minimum five- Chamber of Commerce that 8 00 G a s lift aAlT- V..'-* scholars, ace newsmen and our R ic h ^ is a numbing thrust the McGovern Commission Robert McNain of South Service Btill means something to us—and service 12:00 Quiet Hours (Monday-Fridsy) attracts the very lowest year term for those who failed 6 :00 BiU Love — Lou Morton other distinguished individuals only fought the man fighting for at the nerve system of the ' named by her as the National Carolina. means spending enough time with you to help you (Sunday) in the fall of 1972, Liberals criminal elements in our socie­ to cheat on their income taxes, decency. You Ignored the Same as Monday-Saturday Usting. except : 10:00 Tom Jones gPPLUUHXS-TaEVIStONS EXPERT REPAIRS ON FOREIBN GARS fudge on their expense accounts parents. ’The identifications, Quotes Committee’s general counsel. select the right paint finish for that job you’re plan­ 8:00 Religious programs 1:00 Bill Winters mistakenly saw this as the ty. No wonder we are plagued request to refuse advertisments Their line has been that Sen. B ut Mrs. Westwood’s 11:00 Quiet Hours 4:00 Mike Greene or go on Congressional junkets. th e various funeral ning. See us for paint and service when you plan your HOME IMPROVEMENTS beginnings of a police state. by riots, stabbings and escapes. for X-rated movies as many (3eorge McGovern as nominee, onetime defenders at the 7:00 Ray Dunaway UNITED SPORTS GAR REPAIR, Inc. “We will never have a model “It’s these types who make preparations, the initial next project. 12:00 Bobby Rivers It was, of course, nothing of concerned newspapers have thoughts are carried out in a ‘ ‘ President Nixon is confident ,not the McGovern reforms, was Watergate may be misreading Bettfr Serv/ce-Oreater Satteteetfon Rt. 83, 'Vernon, Conn. prison system in this country the rest of us feel rotten," cried (Satarday) the sort. It was the beginning of done. Yet you are suggesting state of suspended animation. we will achieve the right kind of 'responsible for the debacle of anti-reform sentiment abroad Phone 646-4485 until we have model prisoners. Congressman Wilbur Snave. doing something about the word Reuben Plen’s 6 :00 BiU Love — Lou Morton The Huckleberger Prison The horror of the loss, the heart settlement." — Presidential Nov. 7, 1972. Hierefore, toey in the party. O’Brien, for 10:00 Ray Dunaway Our prisons simply must “And they should pay for it!” 2:00 BUi Winters ESTIMATES ON ALL MAKES Reform Program. “Hell” and ads that simply torn from its nnoorings, the press secretary Ronald L. reason, reform must be pressed example, is known to abhor attract a better class of By that June, The asked a question about trust. SZAAmooRAINTCO Texaco Sfafion 6:00 Chip Hobart Next to Slop repeating question “why” ; all Ziegler, on the recessed Viet­ forward. Segal and feel a return .tq w ^ 12:00 Bobby Rivera Moat of the acused were clientele. Huckleberger Prison Reform Come on, folks, you’ve got to be nam peace talks in Paris isnd Shop [CASTROL OILS it FOREIGN CAR PARTS charged with either revealing render the family into isolation the middle of the road is 723 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER—PHONE 649-4501 381 Main Straot iSaodayl V ttip lk e “Let’s keep the criminals in Program was a reality. kidding. 9:05 Monitor VW PACER PERFORMANCE EQUIPMENT from the rest of the world. between Henry A. Kissinger Just what the Westwood staff essential. Crangle’s pi*ivHjte tclevision S aitliancbi secrets the Government wanted the streets where they belong! ” The country’s model prisons The officials are ignoring the and North Vietnam’s Le Due l^ U Y THE PAINT r a A T ’S WORTH THE WORK 10:30 C o n m n io n al Report k ^ t, like Daniel Elsberg, and Emptiness of purpose and life really cares about became views are similar. Most Phan# 843-9149 (an o n ate Sundayi) There was certainly no contained no one but model first part of the question which Tho. 11:00 Newi, WeaUier, Spottt “Next to Vittner’s Garden Center” the Pentagon Papers, or itself takes over the thought clearer when their secret tant, close to a majority of u e Your indepondent arguing with Huckleberger’s prisoners producing the best mentioned their obvious lack of National Committee wants a Hvilramattc Tronwnl—loei keeping secrets the Govern­ darned license plates the world process. One steals oneself for deliberations at party Bapedflnc 7-00 StmS^Through The Valley — CUM lo^c. And once the Govern­ trust in the people. Doesn’t that the final hours of desolation to “I understand it’s impossible headquarters in the Watergate chairman bold enough to take a Simpaoo ment wanted revealed, like ment had firmly established the had ever seen. They dwelt in part count? Why are they so 8:00 T o n Jooea be spent with the departing kin. to unload without spills. And were joined by the most zealous few steps backward into the All Work OoaiMteed ll:300UierSldeo(U)eDay Harvard Professor Samuel L. concept of jaUing those who comfort and congeniality, safe dealtr. upset over the question? If the A person cannot reach a lower it’s been proven that anything reformer of all: Eli Segal, 29- past. Texaco Lobricoaoii Senrlee 1:00 Mike Greeoe Popkin, who. declined to were motivated by a high sense from muggings and rapes. shoe fits wear it. If not then out there washes ashore.” — Wo 01«» jtWT <3n(ea Btviwa 4:00 Chip Hobart ■ ■ • , desclose the sources of his Guards were dispensed with' ebb in life. year-old former counsel of the of ethics. The Huckleberger there is no problem. At this moment of ultimate Mayor Lester Johnson of McGovern Commission. Segal research to a Grand Jury. . Prison Rdorm Program was and the only bars required were But then why do you assume desperation and futility comes Rehoboth Beach, Del., in cares very little about T^J j hi each'case the culprit was well on its way. those.need^ to keep people out. that there is no reason to criticizing a study recommen­ Indeed, a careful screening the invaluable, immeasurable, Westwood but very much about so determined to do what he felt By mid-1973 the Nation’s jails question trust and integrity? ding the construction of floating the radicalizing process of yfta ethically right that he was program had to be established unpredictable surge of Herald\ and penitentiaries weTe Have you ever attended town ports off Delaware and party reform. willing to go to Jail rather than crowded with thousands of to catch cheats who, hoping to strength. The overwhelming meetings, read the town awing expression of sympathy, Louisiana to unload oil from not keep or reveal vdiatever hi^noinded types who refused become inmates, falsely charter or followed any finan­ supertankers. Yesterdays secret the Government wanted to keep or reveal secrets. confessed to having committed an avowal of a mutual feeling of With- Mrs. Westwood’s cial manipulations of the town loss, both were shown by the enemies multiplying, Segal con­ 25 Years Ago revealed or kept. They were, Some cases stirred mild a moral act. budget? Are you satisfied with “We need an organization thus the cream of a somewhat outpouring of hundreds of cocted the idea of dumping her Sgt. Walter Cassells is public interest, as when Colonel Huckleberger was surprised the secondary sewer account which brings countries together and substituting Mitchell. As immoral society. Sanders was dragged off toi people — young and old—to the elected president of Police not a bit by this development. that has never been fully rather than separates them as principal political lieutenant to durance vile for stubbornly funeral homes and to the Mutual Aid Association of And they played right into the “ After all, once the. explained, the $600,000 surplus SEATO does.” — Prime Sen. Edmund Muskie and chief ceclining to name his elevem church services. Manchester. hands of D ^ t y U.S. Attorney Government begins jailing the of last year that has been called Minister-elect Norman Eric of Us disastrous presidential secret herbs and spices. only a paper figure? Parents, family friends, General Hamilton most decent members of relatives, are truly appreciated Kirk of New Zealand, in an­ campaign, Mitchell was Huckleberger, who was But the reform program society,” he said with latisfac- What about the denial of by their ^forts at/a time of this nouncing that his nation will genei^y acc^table to party nmefiilng of a fanatic about might have failed had not tioo, “jail is the only decent peoples rights on how revenue nature. Beyond question the poll out of the Southeast Asia regulars and conUdered one of sharing is to be spent since the prison reform. Congress broadened the entire place to be.” ultimate were the magnificent Treaty Organization. the McGovern Commission’s * rf-

PAGE see - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Blaadietrter, Conn., Sat, Dec. 2 , 187X MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Dec. 2,1972 — PAGE SEVEN 'non Tlie Five Weeks o f Peace Talks Tow n Has L igh t Fall Court Cases An AP News Special the major changes and other establishment of the Paris. Still, in one of the American officials said there amsdell Reports On School Year Gains By KENNETH J. FREED developments between the Oct. deinilitarized zone at the 17th heaviest air raids of the entire were indications Hanoi could be war, American military expected to tie additional The mixture of rain and snow Asaociated Preaa Writer 26 a n n o u n c e m e n ts and parallel. which fell on Manchester CIRCU IT CO U RT 12 for non-«qiport; 80 ( officials reminded the world pullbacks to the rate of classes had an opportunity to WASHINGTON (AP) — Five Kissinger’s departure this Thursday night and Friday Mancheater Seas ion for operattaig a motor ’’This past school year Maple Street School which has Arts program has p^mpted the through budgetary requests and rtf Neither of these conditions is that the fighting was continuing demobilization of thq South Commenting on some of the work with and observe the weeks have passed sim » Henry weekend for Paris: morning added up to only .78 Cases diqxMed of or noDed while under the influence at reflects a continued pattern of completed Its seventh year of high school staff to place further curriculum addressed directly in the by sending 33 BS2s and 3(X) other Vietnamese army. new programs during the past developmental stages of a A. Kissinger said “ peace is at Almost immediately after inch of precipitation, a town (not prosecuted) Hiursday in­ liquor. Tbe sentences are to run steady growth in depth and operation. The center services primary stress on that school’s development. Dr. Ramsdell tentative agreement. planes above the DMZ on Nov. With Saigon’s attitude crucial year the superintendent said group of children aged two hand” in Vietnam. That Kissinger gave tbe American water department spokesman cluded: consecutively. A charge of scope of ifie Vernon public childroi from Vernon only and Elnglish Arts curricula. He said said. Oct. 31 went by with no on this point, President Nixon there had been a total re- through five years. These m i passage of time seems to have view to newsmen. North Tho arrived in Paris Nov. 17. reported. Early predicitions Rictard B. Allen, 28, o f (> obs breadi of peace was nolled. schools,'r Dr. Raymond its goal is to raise the academic that the chief objective is to A Health and Drug Education settlement, but U.S. officials decided about Nov. 24 to change evaluation of the marking and children were guests of the I'll V'- brought only confusion and Vietnam opened a d i ^ t e by The White House followed in a bad been for 3 to 6 inches of St., Coventry, floed | 5 for Mldiael P. Hebert, 25. of, Ramsdell, superintendent of achievement level of each child establish coordination with the program, developed the past ft began what continues to be the his mind and meet with a reporting of pupil progress for classes for three days each over shadow about the real chance of saying there was no ne«i for a few hours with the announce­ snow. Later predicitions were breach of peac^ WilUngton,fined glOO for die- schools, baid in his yearly so he is able to perform advancing Continuous Progress school yrar, and instituted this official line—they were personal representative of all grades. He said this was a two-week period. a settlement. new round o f talks. Hanoi ment that Kissinger would J6in for 1 to 3 inches. William R. Antosik, 19, of 45 orderly conduct. report given to the Board of successfully in his classroom Program. He explained that past September, was another confident an agreement would President Thieu, Nguyen Phu accomplished..'; with no Outlining the math program The one thing that is clear is charged President Nixon with him on Nov. 20. Parkview Dr.^iRoutb Windsor, Education this week. situation. The third program is coordination was to be es­ program that was.made be reached soon. Due. Precipitaion In Manchester additionai cost to toe town and in the school system. Dr. the war. It g o e s ^ mudi as it roieging on a pitunise to sign American air strikes were fined flO for failure to grant Ship Service Old Dr. Ramsdell noted, “ In a a reading improvement tablished, first of all, through possible through a state grant. About that time the military These meetings were held for November was 5.72 inches, is now being fielditested. Ramsdell said the program did before tl^ Oct. 26 diseknure an a c c (^ by Cict. 31. reduced about the same time ri|^t of way. * Bremerhaven, Ger­ program at the high school the development of semester This phase of Urn program is activity stepped up with the Nov. 29 and 30 with Nixon well above the 3.71 anticipated year of'mounting resistance to The report contained a continues to undergo a gradual by the N ortt Vietnamese and ’The United States denied and so was the ground fighting, Gerald D. Bradley, 23, of many-Regular passenger ser­ fiscal expenditure, our staffs level and about 20 st^ents are elective courses designed for geared to the elementary North Vietnamese and Viet described as saying Hanoi had average and the 5.01 inches synopsis of the activities and change in order to meet the Kissinger of a nine-point such a promise and pledged not and U.S. officials in Washington Stafford, fined flSO for vice between Gormany and tbe involved. Another program differing ability and maturity schools curriculum. In-service Cong evidently trying to pick up gone as far as could be reported for November of last have Won more grants, been accomplishments of various needs of the Individual student. tentative ceasefire agreemoit. to be forced into a settlement denied that Kissinger ever operating a motOT vehicle ubile United States began when the instituted during tbe past school levels. “ In the near future high programs for teachers at the as much territoiy and popula­ reasonably expected on the year. . given more financial departments and disciplines in "In a related trend there is an From Oct. 29 to Nov. S, the that was not Just. Hanoi said intended to rule out further his license is suspoided. Tlie USS Washington docked here year, according to Dr. school students will have the elementary levels of K-3, are tion control as possible in the troop question. Precipitation for the 11 reinmbursement and been the school system. Among these increasing interest in providing last period for whidi figures the United Statra should sign by consultations with both South court ronitted |25. June 19, 1847. RamsdelTs report, was an in­ opportunity to elect newly taking place at the present time event of a quick ceasefire. There were no signs Due was months ending Nov. 3^ was con­ praised fq,r the job thejAhave new departments was a for more learning through are available, 27 U.S. ser- the 31st or see the agreement and North Vietnam after this Robert L. Kasei, 18, of 33 Cole ------...... ------ternship program for 20 offered semester courses of and as the program develops, The turn of the month also convinced ,1)ut there were signs siderably higher than the done, by more parents, computer center which now activity in the mathematics viconen died in action, 42 were faU. roun^ of talks in Paris. St., fined |15 for improper education students. This appeal and challenge as part of the in-service programs will saw the outlines of the plan for the United States would not anticipated average and even agencies and governmental serves both educational and classrooms. Dr. Ramsdell wounded and nine c ^ irm e d The last day in October The day the talks opened, the passing. program was designed with the their regular English program. develop along with it for an international commission to hold up an agreement any higher than the precipitation NOTICE structures than ever before in business needs. There is now a added. The teachers are adop­ taken as prisoners of war. passed with Kissinger still in bombing picked up. H i e r ^ Longfellow, 28, of 282 cooperation of Eastern Dr. Ramsdell said. teachers at all levels. Dr. supervise a ceasefire. (Canada, longer, and Kissinger prepared locally for the corresponding the history of the Vernon public move on to introduce computer ting the motto, “ I hear and I U.S. resumed raids in the United States. North After six days, Kissinger and Llynwood Dr., Vernon, charge The Hebron Zoning Board of schools. Connecticut State (Allege. Dr. A final significant Ramsdell noted. Poland, Hungary and Indonesia to leave for Paris and the Dec. 4 period last year. science and operation as well as forget; I see and I remember: I North Vietnam and Hanoi’s Vietnam, however, did not Tho recessed their talks until of failure to renew registration Appeals will hold a Public Ramsdell defined this program development in the English Turning to the Home were asked to participate. resumption of talks with Tho. The total since Jan. 1 of this In bis lengthy report, which expanded business practices for do and I understand.’’ forces kept tq> steady pressure break oil tbe possibility of a Dec. 4. The main problem nolled. Hearing on Wednesday, as ” a w e ll- d e s ig n e d Arts Program, according to the Economics Department at the The B52 raids resumed in the Thursday, Nov. 30, the year was 46.55 inches, was partially completed before Rockville High students. A summer program for low in the Sooth. Tbe United States settlement, although still remaining was Saigon’s Marie B. Spaulding, 33, of December 18, 1978 at 8 pjn. In combination of intern teacher superintendent’s report, was high school level. Dr. Ramsdell North and on enemy concen­ American military command in compared to an anticipated ther town rejected an Funds from state and federal achievers, instituted at the counted a BS2 among tbe 28 insisting there was no need for demand for a written pledge on Grant Hill Rd.,. Coventry, Un­ the Town Office BnUung to ^ involvement and academic the Reading Program analysis cited as one of the outstanding trations below the DMZ. H ie Saigon reported that' no U.S. average of 38.46 inches and to a appropriation for a proposed grants were commingled to middle school level last aircraft it lost in tbe fighting, a new meeting. a North Vietnamese troop conditionally discharged after bear a request from Antho^ T .l' instruction resulting in a unique of the Vernon Center Middle features of this past year's United States also began troops d i^ of any cause in total of 35.46 inches for the first addition to Rockville High implement three prdgrams summer, was very successful the first time one of the giant In the time from Oct. 26 to withdrawal. pleading guilty to a charge of Sylvester for a variance to per-1 ; and meritorious program for all School and the high school. He program, “ greater school- M RS. RICHARD R A N N E Y increasing shipments of Vietnam in the previous week, 11 months of 1971. School, Dr. Ramsdell stressed dealing with remedial instruc­ “ as evidenced by the bombess was shot down. Oct. 31 the South Vietnamese Kissinger, even though failure to obey duties of parent. mit location of a dwellhia ^ > concerned.’’ He acMed that of said this program was carried community participation.’ ’ He m ilitary supplies to South the first tioe that’s happened the need for more classroom tion for disadvantaged children. significantly higher perfor­ The fighting keeps on even started developing what convinced Hanoi would never An additional charge, causing within the required SO foot . the 20 interns, five were later out by experts in the field of explained that outside experts Vietnam to strengthen Saigon’s since 1965. space at the elementary level One of these programs is a mance this year by most of the though Kissinger coupled his became one of the most agree, is reported to have made Amazon Water Pure delinquency of childron, was setback line, dwelling situated hired by the school system. reading. These experts were came to the school to speak and forces to the fullest before a However, two million tons of and recommended that supplementary remedial students who were enrolled,’ ’ peace-at-hand assessment with important aspects of the peace the case on behalf of Saigon. Santiago, Chile—The Amazon nolled. on Lot 25, Old Andover Road. Referring to the (^ntinuous affiliated with the (Connecticut demonstrate. These experts settlement. bombs were dropped inside the additions to existing schools reading program in Grades 1-9. Dr. Ramsdell said. He said the Bell Collector another saying an agreement effort and made Saigon at times Sources said he got Hanoi to River's waters are among the EmiUe E. Wagner, 46, of 709 Dated at Hebron, Conneetteut' Progress program in the Association For Research In included bakers, a beautician By Nov. 5, a shift in Hanoi’s DMZ on Thursday, a record, would ;>be a “ desireable and This program is carried out at primary aim of the program could be reached in one more appear more of an adversary agree to at least withdraw purest of any river’s. In some Main St., charges of breach of this 24th day of November, 1971 . elementary and middle schools. Reading, and their recommen­ and a lecturer from an herb thinking became public when and 480 South Vietnamese % econbrnlcaT’ solution. This, at 'six of the schools and involve;? was to Increase the students' meeting with North Viet­ than Hanoi. some of its forces. Kissinger places they were found alrnost peace and intoxication nolled. James L. Derby Jr .Secretary . , Dr. Ramsdell explained that dations, coupled with those of ’’ farm. Another highlight was the Xuan Thuy, a leading North troops were reported to have the time; was with the about 23() students. motivation to learn Speakf to Club namese negotiator Le Due Tho, On Oct. 27 South Vietnamese then asked for the recess to as chemically pure as distilled Edward Boyle, 34, of 16 the most recently developed Vernon's reading specialists, "playschool’’ for the Home and Vietnamese negotiator at the died in the same week that was '.1 assumption that the high school Another of the programs is mathematics. “ lasting th m or four days.’’ President Nguyen Van Thieu confer with President Nixon on water, and purer than most Morrison St., Rockville, Zoning Board of Appeals Continuous Progress English are being acted upon both Family Living classes. The T h e Women’s Club of attended the National Conven­ Paris peace talks, said his free of U.S. fatalities. would be enlarged. the enrichment center at the The superintendent, touching That meeting took place in said he would accept no how to handle Thieu. tapwater in the United States. sentenced to six months in Jail Hebron, (5onn. Manchester will have its annual tion in Vancouver, British government was “ not creating on the music programs, Paris from Nov. 20 to Nov. 25 ceasefire without a total tasting supper, Monday at 6; 30 Columbia. She has been elected any difficulties about a further explained that the instrumental without a final agreement. Tbe withdrawal from his country of p.m. in Fellowship Hall of chairman of the 1973 convention meeting.’ ’ music program is meant to be next stqp will be resumption of all Northern troo[». Second Congregational Cliurch, which will be held in Hartford. He did warn that Hanoi would more than “ learning music’’ in the Kissinger-Tho talks ’The following ^ y ’Tran Van 385 N. Main St. The event is She is second vice-president of not accept any effort by the narrow sense. He said It is a Monday. Lam, Saigon’s foreign minister, open to members only, who are the ABA and a past chairman of Kissinger to negotiate substan­ medium for the students’ Here is an account of some of added a call for re- requested to show membership the New England (^ p te r . tive changes in the previous development through music as < cards at the door. Mrs. Ranney has addressed draft accord. Long Sleeve well as in music. He termed In numerous organizations in Within that same week Le an integral.part of the Mrs. Richard Ranney of East Hartford county and has Three-Item Agenda Due Tho sent a private signal SALE! educational process as is the Hartford will give a talk on alipeared on tolevision with that he was willing to meet TURTLE vocal music program. “ The Fascinating World of Ranger Andy and Frank Kissinger in Paris and Dawn Dolls The superintendent credited Bells." Mrs. Ranney is the Atw o^. Monday evening, she American officials reported a the townspeople, the Board of former Flora Pickles, daughter will display over 100 belte. For PZC Monday Teeter Education, the administrators belief that some substantive NECK of Mrs.John F.Pickles, a Mrs. BrajEmin Harry and negotiations were acceptable to Totter and teachers for the well- former president of the club. members of the telephone com­ Circle Associates’ second acre parcel at the southeast Hanoi. High fashion button trim YOUR rounded physical education Her collection of bells now mittee are in charge of the food request for a aone change for a comer of Bldwell and Horace Nov. 7 passed and President on collar and front. 100% Watch CHOICE programs. numbers over a thousand, from arrangements. Mrs. Jon A. lot on Hartfind Rd. heads the Sts. ’Hie parcel is bounded by Nixon was overwhelmingly re­ acrylic for easy care. “ Science is still rapidly Choose white or colors. 28 different countries and most Marx and Mrs. Joseph three-item public hearing agoi- Industrial, Residence B, and elected. The next day the White NOW 57^ changing and as it becomes im­ S-M-L. Dawn . . . the most beautiful of our states. Her Interest in Olshewski are co-chairmen of da of the Manchester Planning Rural Residence Zones. House announced that ONLY possible to sift out the lArge doll In the world. She can walk, bells started as a child when hostesses. Mrs. Rudolph and Zoning Commission (PZC) Martin said Friday that Kissinger’s deputy, Gen. amount of new Information for turn and pose. She and her her father would bring them Gorsch and Mrs. Paul Wlllhide Monday night. duplex homes are p la n i^ tar Alexander Haig, was on his way study, the objectives of the a re co-chairmen of the The hearings will start at 7:80 friends wear such groovy home to her from his travels. the parcel. If tbe sone duuige is to Saigon for a meeting with OUR REQ. curriculum are Increasingly program. Mrs. David Shearer in the Municipal Building clothes. The best dressed She prefers those bells with a granted, he said, tbe land would Thieu. LOW 96.00 becoming more experience- and Mrs. William Hooker and Hearing Room. friends a airl could have. story regarding their usage, be subdivided into about 10 Haig carried a personal letter oriented in the ways of the their committee are providing Circle Associates, material from which they are lots. Developers must ask the from Nixon as the United States scientist rather than the ac­ table decorations. «v e ! A real watch . . . it runs, made, or the historical or represented by Atty. Leon PZC tar subdivision approval, sought to convince Thieu that cumulation of scientific facts,’’ Members are reminded to America's ,all time favorite, it ticks, it keeps time. religious signifance. Podrove, is seddng a duuige and it is likely that a public Hanoi’s refusal to pledge a Dr. Ramsdell explained. He Famous real estate trading A real grown up watch Mrs. Ranney has been a bring gifts for residents at the from Industrial Zone to bearing would be held, accor troop withdrawal in Writing outlined the many trips the gjame. for the youngster. member of the American Bell Meadows Convalescent Home, Busineu 1 Zone on a 1.26«cre ding to Town Planner J. Eric would not endanger his regime. various science classes have Association since 1951 and in or a cash donation for the parcel on the south side ei Hurt- letter. American planes delivered r taken to gain this up-to-date June she and her family children’s toy fund at Somers. frnnlRd. Several duplex homes have another cargo to Vietnam that PRICE SPECIALS knowledge. ( ^ l e Associates’ first sone already been built in the day—ihore than 2,000 tons of Special education programs change jqipltcatton, on a larger Horace St. area by F m ch ^ explosives dropped in a 40-mile are an Integral part of the p a r c ^ a t the same docaHon, and Martin. Martu said tbe by ISO-tnile area covering both education program and tbe Ver­ sought a change to Business 4 dwellings planned for tbe sides of the DMZ. non school system offers Zone. southeast comer of Bldwell and Haig reported back to Nixon instructional services for the fei. That request was dmied by Horace Sts. would be huger after two days of meetings with mentally handicapped, Light for Board tbe PZC Sept. 11. In rejecting than those dwellings already Thieu that the South Viet­ perceptually and emotionally the request, PZC members said built. namese president remained handicapped, pre-school a Business 4 Zone is not ap­ The pnqwsed amendmoits to unconvinced on the troop UVES’ classes, corrective reading and B Y S O L R . C O H E N Janlckl, to be effective Jan. propriate due to the wide range town soning regulations would withdrawal question. ITIDIS’ to students who are homebound (Herald Reporter) 1973. at uses permitted in that sone. permit several qiecial uses in On Nov. 16, the North Palazzo or physically handicapped. In A comparatively light agenda Authorization for Wetes to 2 -K .s n UDES’ At that time, PZC Chairman Vietnamese announced that Le the area of supportive services negotiate a contract with a Business 4, Central Business MTOIK te in store for the Manchester Clarence Welti indicated that a District, and Business 5 Zones. Due Tho was returning to PANTS I TONS' it offers guidance, social work, Board at Directors at its firm of revaluation consultants, Business 1 Zoie would be a T 0 P S & health, speech and hearing and at a coit not to exceed $100,000.. Those amendments would 100% acrylic dou­ December meetings — more appropriate sone for the psychological examinations. The revaluation would be for allow tennis and badminton W ( M i D A L M A N A C ble knit. Self belt SXMTS Smocks Tuesday, when It conducts use Intmded. Atty. Podrove had courts; skating rinks; and with novelty buckle. Ideal outfit for Special groups The program is coordinated by public hearings on the agenda the town’s Oct. 1, 1974 Grand RACTS stated ttut Circle Associates health and recreation clubs. Orange, lilac, « ' all occasions. for all the gate a Central Planning and items, and Dec. 12, when It Ust. intended to construct a Seven- Adoption of the amendments beige, pink, white; ^ Sweater Knits, in the family. Placement Team. The newest discusses and takes action on Appointment of an alternate Eleven convenience food store Sizes 8 to 16. program Instltued is one for the member of the Zoning Board of would effectively allow sudi Polyesters, Vslnes them. on tbe site. uses in all business sones ex­ OUR REO. LOW PRICES TO $3.27 Super full; more "gifted’’ children in the The directors are being asked Appeals, for the term expiring nalur^loi/t»wept Wools, Vinyl to $6. Before PZC denial of the cept Business I Zone (known as Assortment of flare leg styles. Perma- shape;*’ long nee­ system. to approve an item they tabled November 1973. dles; thrim.StSnd.^ and m an y Business 4 Zone change re­ Press cottons, Poly-Cottons, canvas. NOW This pilot program was es­ in Novonber — to set up public Approval of a $3,000 alloca­ the neighborhood business Solids, stripes, prints. 3-6X; 7-14. more. quest, the Mandiester Zoning sone). tablished this past September hearings for sidewalk tion from the Capital Improve­ These Were If Board of ^)peal8 had blocked In September, the PZC Blouses & Polos! at the Vernon Centet Middle assasanwiits, In accordance ment Fund for Improvements '’4 ; $14 to $18 Circle Associates’ efforts to adopted regulations allowing OUR REQ. LOW PRICES TO $2.27 School and the Center Road with a Nov. 7 approved referen­ to tbe Community Y building. develop the land under existing those uses in Industrial Zones, Assortment of most popular styles. NOW elementary school. dum question. The approval Approval of a $29,000 a l l o ^ Turtle necks, tucking and schiffle soning. In June, the appeals by special exception only, with The school cafeterias was for a |200,IX)0 sidewalk tlon, also from the C ^ t a l Im­ * ? embroidery, cotton knits, others. board denied a use variance several special requirements. n 3-«X: 7-14. continue to be big business construction program. provement Reserve m id , for which would have allowed the There wodd be no special re­ No Iron Panty Hose! REQ. operations with a total of 344,- Tbe public hearings would be the town’s , cost share for food store in an Industrial Zone. quirements, other than general $13.(M 636 meals served during the for abutting property owners of reconstruction of tbe Broad- OUR REQ. LOW PRICE $1.3$ The other two Items requirements, in the business school year. This number, ac­ the p ro p o ^ walks — In the Hilliard Sts. intersection. scheduled for public hearings O ur finest "Cantrece" longwear cording to the superintendent's Appointment of a member td tones. "non-run" hose. Selling else­ area enroute to the Keeney St. Farragut OPEN SUNDAYS ___ ^ SPECIAL P U R C H A S E ______the Development Commteaion, before tbe PZC Mmiday night Town Planner Potter said when one of his shipS sank where at 1.89. S -M -L -X T. r report, included 55,750 free School, and on Oakland St., N. are a requested sone change at meals, 4,206 student-worker for a five-year term. ' -f- tennis and badminton courts; after hitting a mine (then School St., and a section of Charge All Your Purchases with Your Master Charge Card! Appointment of 34 Jr' Bldwell and Horace Sts., and skating rinks; and health and called torpM o) causing his Charge All Your Purchases w ith Your Master Charge Card! meals, 272,086 student paid Wells St. proposed amendments to tbe recreation clubs are alrady fleet to halt and draw meals and 12,592 adult paid Also approved Noy, 7 was a to the Citizens Advisory pjm- town’s soning regulations. heavy Are from Confed­ meals. Dr. Ramsdell said the mittee, for three-year f deemed legal uses in business FMMNB HMD MEN’S MBN’8 LADIES’ « TEENS’ referendum question for a 71' Developers Herman zones (except Business I Zone). erate forts and ships, The cafeterias, as a unit, were $536,000 road construction Approval at the 1972-7s con­ World Almanac says. The tract with Local Union 901, FVechette and Albert Martin The purpose for inclusion of the mm SWEATSHIRTS PANTSUITS operating in the black with no program. Although the voters incident occurred in Mobile BUIE JEANS American Federation of State, are requesting a sone change, amendments is to facilitate in- accounts payable at the end of approved bond issues for the from Rural Residence to harbor, Ala., in 1864, and msuN 100% cotton Warm the school year. sidewalk and road programs, County and Municipal terpreUtions of the regulations, Farragut’s command Special Group Residence B Zone, for a 2.4- sturdy denims. Western styles, asst, colors. The report ended with a note the Democratic directors are Employes. Potter said. turned a potential defeat _SEEIS , flares. Sizes 28-40. of thanks to the Board of The contract had been held into a victory. Perma Press, Solidi, sizes S-M-L. on record for bypassing bond Education, fellow ad­ issues and for accomplishing up, pending fact-finding Florals. Andover Outdoor Lite Set Tinsel Garland ministrators, faculty and the programs with revenue procedings conducted by the townspeople for the assistance sharing funds, based on an an­ State Board of Mediation and NORELCO Weatherproof, 40 Large 3" x 15 2 7 * 6 light set. For doors, size. In gold, sil­ c received during the year. ticipated saving of $100,000 in Arbitration. Hearings were * 2 windows, ever­ ver br assorted col­ greens. trees, etc. * 4 held July 17 and Aug. 3 and a TWIN 8IZt HAIR 799 ors. » 1 interest charges. Book Fair Set Next Week ■ "aliff 36 . On the board’s agenda te a final report wa^^tesued Oct. 24. FULL 8IZE $2.77 DRYER H ells ISUOjeCt request for a $20,S00 allocation Of 10 Issues between tbe town ANNA FRISINA donated to the school by an on hand to assist, and in the HP4606 P _ J - from revenue sharing funds — and union identified, early’ Correspondent evening, from 7 to 9 p.m. Mrs. Andover resident, and was used JrOT nuTntrlafM>e for preparation of engineering agreement was reached on 3, Tel. 742-9347 Famous Girdden Jean Person, Mrs. Carol Horton outside the school. As of now, 8 10 plans, by an outside consultant, leaving 7 for formal fact­ The Andover Elementary and Mrs. Mary Merryman will the school does not yet have a Photo Frnmc Antic Spray Mrs. Richard Ranney of East finding recommendations. SALE Hartford will speak on “ The for reconstructing the Hilliard- School will hold its annual book be in attendance. tree for outside use and anyone PRICEI D u l l Enamel Absent from the board’s Fascinating World of Bells" to Broad Sts. intersection. fair next week on Wednesday, The last day of the fair will be who has a tree they would like ■’" ' - J December agenda are two O riM hair quickly and members of the Cbaminade A separate Revenue Sharing Hmrsday and Friday at the on Friday from 1 to 4 p.m. only, to donate to the school is asked quietly. Roomy hood Fund te being set up for control issues of considerable interest school library. and Mrs. Joan Cushman and to call the school. Principal with adjustable rim. Musical Club at the Oirtetmas — a determination on the future A^ustable floor Sale! Picture Frames Record Albums SPECIALITipesI program Tuesday at 8 p.m. In purposes, with allocations to be The book fair, which now is Mrs. Jjin Kilduff will provide Libby added that he’ll have a stand. made from it to specific expen­ of Parker St., from (Colonial Rd. Qotd ftnieh . . . will m Memorial Hall at Center an annual event at the school, willing crew to go cut and haul to Mitchell Dr.; and a proposed help to those interested in nof tarnish! 5”*7” Neil Diamond. Oionna OtonnE Ross. John ditures, aa they are approved. iC Gtoss finish pra- Warwick. Beatles, and Congregational Church. features new books of all kinds purchasing some books. the tree back to the school. or 6”k 10‘. Some Latex . takes vanta rust. For in* Mayali. Many othors public hearing on an allocation with non-giare < many others. IM LlmitBd OutntitiM! Tbe town anticipated $877,125 99 o n I y 2 hours tanor and axtarior ■ VALUIH Mrs. Ranney’s interest In fu: children of all ages, and is Community Chritimas Luncheon Menus gtass. from start to fin- 299VALUKIVALUKt for the town’s cost share for usa. in this fiscal year from revenue iah. TOI.M belte began as a child when her used by many persons to round Program Luncheon menus at the TO $.H purchase of Case Mt. father would bring them home sharing, with one-half of it to be out their Christmas shopping Once again this year, the Andover Elementary School for to her from his travels. She received this month and one- gift lists. Andover. Elementary School, tbe following week are as Prestone tells many stories regarding half in January. Subsequent Tbe fair, which is sponsored under the direction of ils prin­ follows: • Prestone Former Teacher their usage, materials from payments for future fiscal by the Andover PTA, has been a cipal, Donald Libby, together Monday: Fish sticks, Scraper & Starting' which they are niade, and the years are anticipated quarter­ Suing College success in previous years, and with the PTA, is planning a buttered rice, spinach, rolls, De-icer FInMI historical or religious ly- proceeds from the fair have community Christmas mixed fruit. significance. Her collection of Other items on tbe board’s NEW HAVEN (AP) - Thz been used to add new books to program. Tuesday; Sloppy Joe belte now numbers over a thou­ agenda are; Board of Trustees for Regional tbe school library and for the S^eduled to take place on sandwiches, vegetabie sticks, sand from 28 different countries A report by Town Manager Community Colleges is being purchase of other mueb-p^ed Saturday, Dec. 16 from 2 to 4 ’ golden spice cake. Shape n Dry Styler 7 Pc. Cookware Set and from most of our states. Robert Weiss on the status of sued for $150,(XX) by a former nnaterial in the school.' p.m. at the school, the program Wednesday: Pork steak, Salel styling CoMb renegotiations for the purchase Ramovaalca For fast, quick A silent offering will be held teacher at (Antral Gimmunity On Wednesday,, the fair will planned this year will include a mashed potatoes, applesauce, 5 attachmanta to Chooaa 2 coohla Indudaa 2 covarad and I r o a L starts. Pravants of the 110-acre Laurel Lake. For tha whole fam- M your hair apa- pans, roasting pan. aauMpana. covar­ 1 F 1 g h I • further during t£e meeting to be Oillege in New Haven. be open from 1 to 4 p.m. and »y. Hafpa train and a X I f a banary play, a half-hour Christmas peas, rolls, gingerbread. c M care. Fast dry­ D caha pans. 9” ad dutch ovan and fraaslng’ Tbe re-negotlations were m hair aa it driea. presented to the Town Welfare Frederick W. Hartung of assirting purchasers will be musical potpourri, and a Thursday: Oven fried ing. bMia and shapa or opanfrypan. » NoralcoHCliOr. covarad caha pan. 9 Department. Those needing authorized lu t month, when the Madison claims in the federal Mrs.’ Barbara Cody and Mrs. singalong of new and old d ^ t - chicken, mashed potatoes, 139 directors rejected a proposed tranqwrtation may call Mrs. court suit he was fired without K n w M n : also from 7 to 9 p.m. I mas mu^c, plus refreshments. string beans, rolls, Jello. Doris Hunt, 285 Charter Oak St. ordinance for a five-year plan cause. Hartung is presently with Mrs. Rose Bunker and The PTA has this year Friday; Grinders, tomato Refreshmrats will be aerved. of purchase. studying for his doctorate in Mrs. Nita Hillman in atten- N G T O N I WETHERSFIELD BLOOMFIELD MANCHESTER , purchased an artificial Christ­ soup; choice of dessert. Mrs. Flora CHiase te the hostess Approval of early retirement psychology at the University of danee. On Thursday from 1 to 4 for town employe Bernard mas tree and donated it to the Milk and bread and butter chairman. Massachusetts. p.m.. Mrs. James Hurst and school for inside use. sandwiches are available at all Mrs. James McNamara will be Last year a 12 foot tree was meals. ■l » * T '1 ' i,v •if ’ -»■ . ♦ PAGE E!IGHT— MANCHESTER EVEINING HERALD, Mandiester, Conn., Sat., Dec, 2, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Dec. 2,1972 - PAGE NINE /. No Fault Local Chul*ches Area Churches Insurance Criticized Business Bodies Si. Mallhew’a Church United Methodist Chureh Messiah Evangelical NEW BRITAIN (AP) - The Trinity Covenant . Church Rt. 44A, Bolton Tolland North United Methodist Center Congregational Lutheran vice president of the New 302 Hackmatack St. Rev. David M. Canqibell Rev. J. Clifford (Curtin, Pastor Church Chureh Church Britain Bar Association, at­ Manchester, Conn. Pastor 300 Parker St. United Church of CSirist (Wisconsin Synod) torn ey Paul J. McQuillan Rev. Norman E. Swenaen Sunday Vigil on Saturday at 5 ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR The firm specializes in auto IN NELSON POST Rev. Earle R. Custer 11 Center St. „ 300 Buckland Road, Today a student-written There is a new East (Catholic drawing, social sciences and These Sisters operate a rest Thurs^y called (tonnecticut’s Charles Kay 9:30 a.m. Church School, and 7 p.m. Ronald W. Vernier of 4 body and mechanical work, and Lansing P. Pruyn has been • Pastor Co-Pastors South Windsbr column about news, coming High, althouMi the building is business courses. home and hospital for the new no-fault insurance law a Director of hhisic Nursery through Adult. Sunday Masses, 7, 8:30, and Downey Dr., Manchester, has does much work for other appointed director of Lynnan G. Farrar Rev. Karl R. Gurgd^ Pastor events, and commentary about eleven years old. East Catholic is also “ right elderly, and ttieir organization “hoax” perpetrated on the 10:25 a.m. Coffee and 10:30 a.m. been appointed associate Manchester area auto dealers. operations for Nelson 9 and 10:30 a.m. Worship Winthrop Nelatm Jr. East Catholic High School There has been so little up t b o e ” when it comes to is sustained solely by charitable driving public by the insurance 0:30 a.m. Sunday School with Conversation director in the experience Freightways, Inc. In this posi­ Service. Sermon: “ Thy 10 a.m.. Worship Seifyice. makes its debut. It wiU appear published about the outstanding extracurricular sports contributions. I^ t McCarthy, industry. Classes for all ages three 10:45 a.m. Worship. Nursety: Unitarian M oling House rating division of the group at tion, he will be responsible for Kingdom Com e..." First Sunday in Advent weekly on Friday or Saturday. achievements o f ptudents and activities. Football, basketball, junior class president, set a Speaking to the City Gub, through adult, plus an infant Infant through GradTe 2. 50 BldoMiehl 4ve., Hartford the ’Travelers Insurance Co. in the operations of the 13 Nelson 9 a.m. Church School. 9:15 and 11:15 a.m.. Worship St. John’s Episcopal Church The flrst correspondoit is teachers and ^ the-^urrent cross country, wrestling, goal ot 2,400 cans of food, and McQuillan charged that the nurseiy. Communion Sunday. New ReviJ el D. Lauriat Hartford. terminals, over-the-road Nursery and Grades 3 through Service. Holy Communion. R t 30, Vernon ’ Miss Joan Thompson, a senior changes in our B ^ m l life that, indooroutdoor trade, basdiall, through his efforts and insurance industry is advising CBT OFnCER 10:50 a.m. Morning Worship Alternate Form. 6. Reception of new members. Rev. Robert R. Wellner, and the daughter of Mr. and through this weekly column, an golf, tennis and soccer are organization and Uie help of its agents not to discuss David W. Flosdorf has been with the Rev. Mr. Svfensen 10:30 a.ni.. Worship Service, 10:30 a.m. Church School. Ck)mmunion meditation — “ Get Rector ' Mrs. Tliomas S. Thompson of 79 attempt will be made to offered in the athletic program vice president Ray Gaudin and premium reductions because elected an assistant vice preaching on “ He Will Be First Congregational Nursery and Worship Church Nursery, Kindergarten and Ready!” Colujbbus St. She was a dissolve the shroud of mystery for' boys. Girls' qxxrts are iqi the junior class Executive “ W ^tever reduction is given president of the (Connecticut Great.’ ’ Children’s Church for Church of Hebron School. Grade 1 and 2 Sacrament of 10:15 a.m.. Special Church 8 a.m.. Holy (Communion. member of the freshman that envelopes “ that school on and coming with girls’ Board over 2,000 cans were will only be given for bodily Bank and Trust Co. children in Grades 1-6, pius a Rev. Herbert O. Kelsey Jr. Holy Communion at both Meeting in the Sanctuary 10 a.m.. Family Service and executive board, this is her the hill.’’ basketball and a newly es­ collected. Although they didn’t injury insurance, and there is nursery for infants. Pastor Vernon Assembly of Cod services. following the 9:15 service to Church School. third year as a representative The bridt walls and tile flpors tablished gymnastics team. If reach that 2,400 can goal, this no guarantee that other forms 104 W. Main St., RockviUe 6 p.m. Junior and Senior vote on the Manchester to the Student C o u ^ l, and she encase faculty and students yon have ever attended uiy year’s collection doubled aU o f insurance will not be 9:30 a.m. Worship Service Rev. Earl K PetUbone, MYP Conference of Churches. St. Peter’s Episcopal Church is co-editar of the yeaihook. from 8:08 until 2:20 p.m .; but East basketball or football previous coilections. Carry on. increase in premiums.” with Holy Communion. The Minister 8:00 p.m. Young adult discus­ 9:15-11 a.m.. Learning Sand m u Rd., South Windsor without the heartbeat of the games, you must have noticed juniors! No fault insurance, effective St. Mary's Episcopal Church Rev. Mr. Kelsey preacher. Ser­ sion group meets at the Communities, Nursery through Rev. James A. BirdslHl, many individuals who make the skill and grace of the in (Connecticut Jan. 1, mandates Paiic and Church Sts. mon Topic: “ One Step at a 9:45 a.m., Sunday School, personage. Grade 6. Vicar East trtut It is, the building is dieerleaders, inMorettes and COFFEE HOUSE a 10 per cent reduction in The Rev. George Nostrand Time” Nursery will be classes for all ages. 10:15-11:15 a.m.. Coffee just another steel-beamed drill team. Three weeks ago, the Student premiums, which McQuillan Rector provided. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Concordia Lutheran Church Fellowship and Learning Op­ 8 and 10 a.m.. Holy Commu­ structure. Student Council, presided Council sponsored a Coffee said only covers bodily-injury. The Rev. Stephen White 9:30 a.m. Church School 5:45 p.m., Christ’s 40 Pitkin St. portunities for Youth and nion. Capturing the persraality of over by John Healy, is an in­ House in the school cafeteria The Rev. Ronald Haldeman Ambassadors youth group. Rev. Richard E. Bertram Adults. East in print won’t be an easy tegral part of school life. from 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. The Gilrad Congregational 7 p.m.. Evangelistic service. Vice Pastor 4 p.m.. Meeting of Center Sl.< Mary’s Church task. There are so many T ln ou ^ the efforts of the coun­ purpose of this get-together was 7:30 a.m. 'the Holy Eucharist Churrh CHiurch members in the Federa­ Rt. 31, Coventry aq>ects of school life to be un­ cil, as well as through the to promote better student- Guitar Course (Service for Trial Use) Hebron Avery St. 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, tion Room ,to review the 1973 Rev. F. B e m ^ MiUer, Pashir veiled. HopefuUy, throu^ this Social Action Committee, faculty relations. With a tur­ 9 a.m. The Holy Eucharist Rev. Herbert 0 . Kelsey Jr. Chriallaii Reformed Chureh Nursery care for small budget. Rev. Richard F. Roupian, ' column, more people will students are trained to redch nout of 23 teachers and over 120 Begins Monda)' (Service for Trial Use) with Pastpr 661 Avery St. South Windsor children. Church School 6:30 p.m.. Youth Frilowship, Assistant Pastor become aware of the out to the wider cmnmnnlty. students, this subject was sermon by the Rev. Mr. White. Ridv. Peter Mans, through Grade 6. Robbins Room. ’ evolutionary transformation — This is only a sketchy inofile discussed in small groups for The Manchester Recreation Church School, Crib Class and 11 a.m. Worship Service with Minister wssr Saturday Mass, 7:30^.m . not the radical, outrageous of East Catholic. Eadi week, about an hour. Group Department's Women’s Nursery Chre. ' 10:30 a.m .. Holy Communion, Holy Communion. TheRev. Mr. Lansing P. Pruyn Nursery care lor small Sunday Masses, 7:30,'0:30and change — within our s c ^ l . department heads will be representatives then reported Division will offer a 9-week 11 a.m. The Holy Communion' Emanuel Lutheran Church KelMy preacher Sermon Topic: 9:45 a.m., Sunday School. operations of its fleet of more children. Church School for 10:45 a.m. East is not a stagnant institu­ interviewed, brains will be to the entire body the renilts of course in beginner Guitar. The Ronald W. Vernier (Book o f Common Prayer) with Church and (Chestnut Sts. “ One Step at a Tim e” Nursery 11 a.m.. Worship Service. than 800 pieces of equipment, Grades 7, 8, 9 and High School. tion, but one that changes with picked, and we will explore the their discussion. Here are a few class will be held at the West He joined the company in 1958 sermon by the Rev. bfr. White. Rev. C. Henry Anderson, will be provided. 7 p.m. Evening Wohdiip. First Congregational Churcii and labor relations. 7 p.m.. Musical Vespers, the times to develop the minds reality of East section by reactions of the entire evening: Side R ec, 110 Cedar St. on as an actuarial student, jwas Nursery Care. Pastor 9:45 a.m. Church School. 5 p.m. Evening Worship. United Church o f Christ Mr. Pruyn comes to Nelson featuring the Concordia Choir and hearts of all who pass section. If, in this column, D. H. “ I enjoyed the Coffee Mondays except Dec. 25 and named actuarial analyst in 1959 Wednesday The Holy Rev. Ronald J. Fournier, 5:40 p.m. Christian Education Main St., Coventry with 22 years of experience in and instrumentalists. through its doors. many of your questions about House because it was Informal Jan. 1. There is a limit of 5 per and senior actuarial analyst in Eucharist (Services for Trial Pastor Classes. David W. Flosdorf the trucking field. He has Rev. James W. Melwide, East CaUudic High is located East are not answered, yon are and poeonal. More meetings class to permit Individual 1963. Since 1969 he has s e r ^ as Use) 10 a.m. ______I_____ He joined the bank in 1966 and served as terminal manager, Robert A. Lanier, Pastor ' welcome to contact or visit (he will promote better relations. Unitarian Universaliat Bishop Terryl E. Draney Boiton congregational in the western section of attention. Participants must an assistant actuary. since that time has been Intern FIral Evangiellral Lutheran Rev. Robert HeavUin, district managOr and had Society Church Manchester, at 115 New State school at any time. Everyone is There were enough kids there bring their own guitars. A $12 Vernier attended Mlddlebury Churrh of Roekyille MIm Joan Thompaon assigned to the estate settle­ worked in claims prevention 466 Main St. Bolton (^ ter Rd. Interim Pastor ■ Rd. Although the school was invited to see East’s busy for a good discu^on but not fee will be ch a rg ^ for the College in Vermont and was 9 and 10:45 a.m.. The Service ment department in the bank’s and all aspects of operations. Church of Christ Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Rev. J. Stanton Conover 1540rchard St. established by and is supported community in operation first enough for an over-all course. graduated in 1957 from Florida In November of her junior trust division. He formerly He is a member of the Empire Lydall and Vernon Sts. ^nd Holy Communion Minister Rev. Richard E. Bertram, 9:30 a.m.. Church School. by the Catholic parishes of. hand. East is not just another opinion...there should’ve been On Tuesday, Dec. 19, the State University. He is an 10:30 a.m . Service. Arnold F. Bishop Terryl E. Draney has been the leader of ’the year. Miss Thompson taught school in New York state State Highway Association. Eugene Brewer, Minister 8:55 and 10:40 a.m.. Church Hastor 11 a.nft.. Worship Service. Manchester and surrounding school “ up on the hiU.” Read more teachers. West Side Rec will hold a associate of the Society of Ac­ Westwood, minister. represented ECHS at the Inter­ and in Connecticut. A native o f New York City, he school for three-year olds Mormon congregation, Manchester Ward, since January. towns, it is open to all students about us, learn about us, D. S. "Coffee Houses are teacher-student art and craft tuaries and a member of the Continuation of the series: 10:15 a.m . Sunday Church national Student Leadership graduated from St. Michaels 9 a.m., Bible Classes. through Grade 7. Nursery for Bishop Draney, a native of Afton>Wyo., is employed as a 9 a.m.. Religious School. . .. i Prince of Peace who qualify, regardless of race, become one of us! good ideas. But what’s the Hartford Actuaries Gub. “ Point and Counterpoint in the School Institute, which was held at exhibit open free to the public. Flosdorf is a native of High School and attended the 10 a.m., Worship. Sertnon; infants. field engineer at Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Division, 9:15 a m .. Adult Discussion Lutheran Church religion, creed, or national sense if nothing is done about Renewal of Religion’’ 10:30 a.m. — Worship Service Notre Dame University in The exhibit will be held from Philadelphia, a 1953 graduate of Academy of Traffic. He senved “ Who Needs Hie Church!’' United Aircraft Corporation, East Hartford. (Herald photo Group. Rt. 31 and North River Road o r i ^ . CANNED FOOD DRIVE the stuff we taUted about? The Speakers: Laymen from Tem­ — Communion Theme “God’s South Bend, Ind. Last June, she 9:30 a.m. to noon and will Germantown Friends School, Stk years in the United States by Buceivicius) 10:30 a.m., Worship Service. Coventry Provision is made f«r large whole thing would’ve been BANK PROMOTION 6 p.m.. Worship. Serihon: ple B’Nai Israel, Rockville, South United Methodist Favor.” was her school’s delegate to Life in the halls of East feature the following earned his BA degree from Air Force during World War H “ Your God Shall Be My God’ ' First Sunday o f each month. Rev. W. H. Wilkins, Pastor and small group instruction, Catholic has been pretty busy better if everything had been demonstrations; shirret James R. Blois of Durham headed by Mr. Harold Levine. Church 7:30 p.m. — Pilgrim Laurel Girls’ State, conducted Wesleyan in 1960 and his MAT in the Pacific Theater, with the Communion. more relaxed.” has been .appointed assistant Topic; “ Jewish Families in a 1226 Main St. Fellowship. by th e American Legion seminar clanes, and indepen­ lately. But then again, when rugmaking, latch rug hooking, from there in 1961. rank of sergeant. 9 a.m., Sunday School. L. P. “I really enjoyed Christmas Culture.” . Dr. George W. Webb Music Vespers Auxiliary at the University of dent study (othenvise known as hasn’t it been? and bead^ flower making. treasurer of the Savings Bank Wesleyan United 10:15 a.m.. Worship Service. talking with teachers I’ve never CALVARY CHURCH Rev. Wayne Kendall Union Congregational Connecticut. the SEARCH pit^pram). Some For the past few weeks, the Teachers from the different of Rockville. He was formerly a BRIEFS To Continue Methodist Churrh talked with before. We came to He is a member of the Bolton (Aeaemhlies of God) Second Congregational Rev. Robert W.^ Eldridge Jr. Churrh of the course offerings include junior class has sponsored a classes will be on hand to bank manager with the Berlin William K. Hart of 37 At Concordia Today’s Crystal larite Rd., Ellington Rockville United Methodist After graduation. Miss a lot of conclusions but no Lake Sailing Gub. 647 E. Middle Tpke. Church Rockville electives in religion, math and canned food drive. This has register new students for the Savings Bank, Kensington. Wellesley Rd., Manchester, ^ s Rev. Harvey W. Taber, Pastor Church Thompson plans to enroll at solutions. There should be more Rev. Kenneth L . Gustafson United Church of Christ 8 a.m., Service of Holy The Concordia Choir of Rev. Paul J. Bowman Manchester Community English, a communication arts been a tradition at Elast for winter session which begins The Flosberg family, which been elected to membership in Thought 142 Grove St. Coffee Houses. Pastor.; 385 N. Main St. - Communion. Concordia Lutheran Church M inist^ program, laboratory sciences, several years. All the food Jan. 8. Anyone Interested in includes three children, live at the Connecticut Society of 9:45 a.m., Suiiday School Rev. John W; Mortimer, College to concentrate in R. E. “ There should be more Rev. Felix M. Davis 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Ser- will presen t. another in the SEVEN MINUTES WITH Rev. Lyman D. Reed Brazilian studies. modern languages, choral collected is given to the Little joining any of the programs is 66 Woodstock Dr. Certified Public Accountants. Classes for all ages. Pastw of these things. Everyone 10 a.m ., Sunday School, Minister vice. Service of Holy series of Musical Vespers Sun­ GOD has been our theme the Associate Minister music, drama, mechanical Sisters of the Poor in Enfield. urged to attend'this exhibit and Electronic Concepts 11 a.m.. Worship Service. seemed to like the whole thing. classes for all ages. Communion. day at 7 p.m. "Solemn Choral last few days. Call it what you Mr. and Mrs. George F. Apel pne-register. Laboratories Corp. .of Nursery. 9:30 a.m.. Church School,' A lot can be accomplished by 11 a.m.. Service of Worship 10 a.m.. Morning Worship Dr. Webb preaching. Ser­ Vespers for Advent Sunday” want...the quiet time, personal Assistants in A strict limit will be observed Manchester has installed one of> 6 p.m., Wesleyan Youth. Nursery through adults. it.” and Bible preaching. Nursery Nursery through Church School mon; “ (jetting Ready For will feature choral, organ and devotions, the morning watch Christian Education for the new session. Gasses to DIVIDEND RAISED its "Trnns-A-(^U” telephone 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer. 10:45 a.m., Momihg Worship. More (toffee Houses, or any Grade 8 Learning (Community : Christmas.” instrumental music for the or individual worship...these Manchester Girls Hurt be offered include; chord HARTFORD (AP) - The care provided and special Nursery throdgh Grade 2. other vriiicle through which devices in the Washington, program for children. “ How Do We Get to 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Nursery Advent season. holy minutes at the start of 9 a.m. CJiurch School, Grades guitar, handwriting analysis, Board of Directors ot Heubleln, D.C., office of civil defense. St. Maurice Church student-faculty relations can.be 7 p.m.. Evening Gospel Bethlehem.’’ Guest Preacher: through Kindergarten at Susan­ The choir will perform two each day explain the inner 5-9. beauty workshop, oil painting, Inc. has raised the company’s ” Trans-A-Call” is an Bolton First Congregational Church improved, will be held to Service. TTie Rev. Allen F. Tinkham, nah Wesley Hhll. motets, "Hosanna to the Son of secret of Christianity. 9 a.m. Adult Study Group. In Crash In Vernon business law, crochet, modern annual coirimon stock dividend instrument which automatipal- Rev. Robert W. Cronin, Pastor of Coventry provide an opportunity to dis­ Minister pf Church 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Grade 1 David” 'yy Daniel Moe, and Bible reading should follow a 10:30 a.m. Churdi School, dance, beaded flowers, to 92 cents per share from 88 Rev. Robert Heavilin Two Manchester girls are in Bernard S. Holland, 36, of 27 operating a motor vehicle while cuss any topic that n e ^ to be ly transfers incoming telephone bandbuilding pottery, French, cents. Development, Connecticut through high school meeting in “ The Eyes of All Wait Upon brief prayer for help, and if you infants-Grade 4. Rockville General Hospital Cottage St., Rockville, was under the influence of liquor on calls to any number set on the Saturday Masses, 5 and 7 Interim Pastor aired. .. s sUmnastics, leaded glass, book Conference of the United main building. Thee” by Jean Berger. The were to begin with the Gospel of 10:45 a.m. Morning Worship, charged with non^fnq^rt on a Center Rd. He was released ion —*r; .. .T- . - t ' ' ' - At Uw^«ame time, the direc­ tdevlce. - Zion Evangelical p.m. tof^y %ith ^injuries they Suf­ Church of (}hrist. Sermon Title: 2-4:30 p.m.. District Youth antheni "R ejoice in the Lord Mark and read Vk a chapter Holy Cofnmunion and discussion, multi crafts, tors announced a second 9:30 a.m.. Church School. fered in an accident on Lake Circuit Court 12 arrest warrant a $250 non-surety bond for court DRILL TEAM DEBUT The board of directors of the Lutheran-Church Task Force meeting at Susanah Always” by Henry Purcell will each day, you would omplete Reception of New Members. Sunday Masses, 7:30,9:15 and portrait painting, shirret rug quarter dividend of 23 c a t s per B “ The High and The Lowly.’’ 11 a.m.. Worship Service. St., Vernon, Friday night. served Friday night. appearance Dec. 19. I f y o u missed the South Windsor Bank lind Trust (Missouri Synod) Wesley Hall. also be performed. the Gospel early in December Sermon Topic, “ Yesterday, 11 a.m- making, and crewel. common share payable Jan. 2, Communion Sunday. Deborah A. Harris, 20, of 181 Holland was released' on a Thanksgiving Day East Co. has recommended that the Cooper and High Sts. 7 p.m.. Senior High methodist The Advent chorale, "Savior and then be able to read the Today and Forever” First Congregational Church On Thursday, Dec.21, from 10 1973 to shareholders of record Ferguson Rd., is in the 1100 non-surety bond for court James Tracy, 20, of Glenn Catholic-South Catholic game, total number of authorized Rev. Charles W. Kubl Youth Fellowship. of the Nations, Come,” which is first three chapters in Matthew 3:30-6:30 p.m. Christmas St. Margaret Mary Church o f Vernon a.m. to 11:30 a.m. a Christmas Dec. 15,1972. Community Baptist Church hospital’s Intensive care un­ appearance Dec. 19. Rd., Tolland, was issued a not only did you miss reaUy hot shares be increased from 80;000 Pastor Wapping Rev. John A.'Lacy, Mihidtor party will be held for all Heubleln has increased its An American Baptist Church based on a fourth century and the first toree chapters in Family Workshop. it; her condition is listed as fair. sununons early this morning Rev. William McGrath, Rev. Eklwin W. Barthlomew, football action but also the participants in the women’s day to 300,000 and the stock be split 585 E. Center St. Full Gospel Ghrisiian Ambrosian hymn, will be per­ Luke, giving you the complete charging him with failure to common stock dividend In nine 9 a.m. Divine Worship With Rev. Joseph Schick, Barbara Jeffries, 18, of 24 public deput of the 1972-1973 program. Everyone who has 3 for 1. The stock split is subject Rev. Dr. H. Victor Kane Fellowship formed in choral and CSiristmas story. Assistant Minister Herbert Dougan Jr., 30, of 45 obey stop sign and improper consecutive years. Holy (Communion '^Edgerton St., is listed in good East (totholic Drill Team. The to th e approval of the instrumental settings by the S i . George's Episropal Co-pastors Riverside Dr., Manchester, attended any classes is /Ipterim Minister Interdenominational WHAT ABOUT PRAYER? condition at the hospital. passing at Merline Dr. at Rt. 83: team, made up of 40 girls, shareholders and the bank com ­ 10:15 a.m. Sunday School and 20th century German composer Churrh 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. was charged Friday night with welcome. Please call and let James R. Blois Mrai Robert Burt, Director Orange Hall How? You will have left about Miss Harris was driver of a Court date is Dec. 19. including the captain, Regina missioner of the State of Youth Forum Hugo Distler. Two organ works, Rt. 44A, Bolton Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 9:55 a.m.. Church School. the office know what you will gClaims Drop of^Religious Education Rev. Philip P. Saunders, three minutes for prayer. Four car which struck a utility pole Kelland, performed a Blois attended Central Connecticut. 10:10-11:30 a.m, 6th and 8th p.m. The Rev. Mr. Lacey will bring to the party. Claims for unemployment Pastor "Pream ble for Advent” and areas of prayer for the acrostic Rev. Standish Macintosh, on Lake St. at about 9:30 p.m. syncronized diuice step to Rod Connecticut State College, Grade Youth Instruction “ Lift Up Your Heads, Ye Interim Priest Sunday, Masses at 8:30, 10 preach. Coffe Fellowship after compensation filed in --9fl5 a.m., Church Schooi for Acts, that will help you Friday.. Miss Jeffries was a Stewart’s hit song, “ Maggie Middlesex Community College, Northeast Utilities reported 10:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Study Mighty Gates” by the contem­ and 11:30 a.m. the service. Nursery care Manchester for the week ended all ages, Sunday School for remember what to include in passenger in the car. May.” Immediately following and is a graduate of the that consolidated net earnings and open discussion. Sunday porary composer Joseph 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. available during Ui'e service. Nov. 25 totaled 1,164, according Nursery through Grade 4 con­ prayer. They are as follows, but Vernon Police said the utility DeSapio Leaves Prison that routine, the Majorettes, Connecticut School of Savings for the 12-month period ending Church of the Nasarenc tinuing during the Worship School. Ahrens, will be performed by remember the last one is the 10:15 a.m.. Holy Communion, Second Congregational 4:30 p.m. Junior High ^ Igrim to the State Labor Department. pole, split by the collision, le d by captain Marilyn Banking. He has also attended Oct. 31,1972 amounted t o $67.8 236 Main St. Service. 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic ser­ David L. Almond, director of (3iurch School, Nursery Care. Church Fellowship will meet. , PMENTS ^ The total of 1,164 was 6.7 per most important: came down, bringing with it Beaulieu, wrapped up the half­ the American Institute of million or$1.61 per share, as Rev. William A. Taylor vice. • music at Concordia. 11 a.m.. Coffee and United C3iurch of CSirist Rt. 7 p.m.. Senior High Pilgrim NEW YORK (AP) - After 17 But DeSapio told reporters he cent less than the previous 10:30 a.m., Worship Service. Adoration. This is the purest several wires and at least one time activities. Both groups Banking. (XHnpared with $49.1 million or Pastor The service will also include Conversation. 44A, G>ventry Fellowship wiU meet. bad no political interests and WITHOUT week’s total. Communion, topic: “The ^ t kind of prayer because it’s all other utility pole. Lake St. was months in prison on a federal added to the excitement and Blois has been active in civic $1.28 per share for the same News I Know.” A nursery is Chureh of the Assumption an Advent procession and the for God...nothing in it for you. Rev. R ob ^ K. Bechtold, bribery conviction, one-time “no particular ambitions at Statewide claims lor the T sealed off for several hours, spirit of that close game. affairs in his area. He will work perioJ -a year ago on fewer i 9:30 a.m . Sunday Scl\ool. provided during the Worship Adams St. and Thompson Rd. censing of the altar and the You don’t barge into the Minister St. Bernard’s Church ' Democratic boss Carmine present.” He said be would week ended Nov. 25 increased Talroitville Congregational police said, while Connecticut IF Y O U A R E at the Rockville bank’s main common shares outstanding. Classes for all ages. Service. «. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, Pastor people during the singing of the presence of Queen Elizabeth. Rockville DeSapio has returned to New spend time with his family and by 80^ ^ 7 ^ ^ ^ ^ Churrh Light and Power Co. crews YOU CAN HELP ►w id o w e d , office at 25 Park St. 10:45 a.m. Morning Worship 7:15 p.m., Baptist Youth Rev. Robert J. Burbank Magnificat. The Officiant will You begin with the proper 10 a.m.. Worship Service. Rev. John J. White York professing no plans to re­ close friends. “ After that,” he United (Church of Christ repaired the wiring and poles. I’ve run into a snag. You see, DIVORCED, with (Communion.' Message by Feliowships will meet at the be The Rev. Kenneth T. salutation. So with Rev. William Schneider enter political life. said, “ there will be time to look Rev. C. G. McCallister, No police action was taken. I can only write and report on ^SEPARATED OR. the pastor. Nursery and church to set up the nativity Saturday, Masses at 5:00 and Michnay, pastor of Holy Trinity G od...w or^ip Him. Tell the Unitarian.Fellowship Rev; Anthony Mitchell DeSapio, 63, was met by his around for something to do.” NEW BUILDING Interim Minister the events I’m able to attend. I ' n e v e r m a r r i e d ' Children’s Church provided. scene. 7:30 p.m. Lutheran Church in Stafford Lord that you lov4 Him. Reflect of Glastonbury wife Friday as he walked out of R & R Automotive of Rt. 85, Reno Daigle Jr., 19, of 16 need the help of the'people who AND HAVE ONE 6 p.m. Junior Choir Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, Springs. on H is greatness...His Academy Junior High Saturday — Vigil: 5 and 7 the federal penitentiary in He also said he bore no Bolton, is moving to its new 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, Lynn Dr., Vernon, was charged know about an upcoming event, ►l i v i n g CHILD-Y0U< bOXMl Rehearsai Main St., Glastonbury p.m. animosity, and “ my conscience building — across the street First Church of Christ 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. A baby-sitting service will be power...His majesty and Sunday School and Nursery with tampering with a motor ■ Lewisburg, Pa. those who are involved in clubs, 7 p.m. Evening Service. Sunday Maiues, 7, 8:30, 10, is clean — I’m the only ARE ELIGIBLE TO from its present location — at ohrMiKM oanto Scientist provided for infants and small sovereignty! Care; Sermon Topic: “Now vehicle at Tri-City Shopping The couple returned to t^eir etc., and would like others to 10:30 a.m.. Service, Nursery and 11:30 a.m\anii 5:30 p.m. defendant convicted of .JOIN MANCHESTER, Special by the Senior Choir. 447 N. Main St. children. After the service, a (tonfession follows. Having Plaza Friday night, Vernon apartment in Manhattan’s know about what they’re doing. Rt. 85 and Lyman Rd. Turn Northward.” and School. Weekday Masiles; Mon. thru wrongdoing who didn’t get any ' p a r e n t s w i t h o u t ' Message by the pastor. St.' James Church social hour will be held in the seen Him you now want to be Greenwich Village — the area So, students and faculty of The new building features a Fri., 7:30 a.m.;'Tues., 7 p.m.. Police reported: gain.” PARTNERS Wednesday 8 p.m. — The 11 a.m., Church Service Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, CSiurch room. The public is sure every sin is cleansed and in which the former East, if you’d like to share modem auto paint spray booth, Sat., 8 h.m. ' Police said they received a In 1969, several years after ^MEETING AT 585 E .' Korean Children’s Choir Sunday School and Nursery. Pastor Rev. Joseph E. Vujs welcome to attend. forsaken. Confession comes Our Savior Lutheran Church Trinity Lutheran Chureh Democratic national com­ something you feel is one of few in the area. R & R, complaint at about 6:30 p.m. DeSapio's political fortunes CENTER ST. AT THE \ f - , Presentation at the Bushnell “ God The Only Cause and Rev. Eugene J. Charman from a root word meaning "to 239 Graham Rd. Meadowlark Rd. and Rt. 30 mitteeman and Tammany Hall worthwhile with the outside owned by Ralph Clark, has been the mtraetg of moJiiltnMt | Rev. James M. Boyle that a youth was attempting to waned, a federal jury convicted .COMMUNITY Auditorium, instead of the Mid­ Creator” is the subject of the agree together with.” Apply South Windsor, (Onn. Rev. Donald McGean leader grew up and which world, please do not hesitate to in business for four years. dowrAown maneAc«t«r. 1 'Bie siphon gas from vehicles in the him of three counts of bribery ’ BAPTIST CHURCH. week Service. lesson-sermon. The Golden In Cantata this to prayer. It means to Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, served as his power base in his shopping plaza’s parking lot. let me know. You can do this by MEETINGS HELD A M lIb Text; Isaiah 51:16. Saturday, Masses at 5 and 8 and 10:30 a.m'.. Worship heyday, the 1950s. and conspiracy. The combined Cathedral agree with God. Something Pastor mue either leaving a detailed outline ^ 2nd k 4th TUESDAYS ( 7:30 p.m. Service, Holy Communion. Cburt date is Dec. 19. Wednesday, 8 p.m. Testimony choirs of men, boys and girls of happened yesterday I called a o f the activity or a note OF EACH MONTH AT meeting. All are are nrelcome. Sunday, Masses 7:30, 9,10:30 9:15 a.m., Sunday School. Jehovah’s Witnesses Christ Church Cathedral, Main slight exaggeration...(3od calls Worship Services, Sunday.at 9 Speaks indicating where and when I 8:00 P.M. a.m., noon, and 5 p.mi . Adult Instruction Class. Kingdom Hall The Christian Science and Church Sts., Hartford, will it a lie! I call it stron g and 10:15 a.m., Sunday schooi, 9 ' b y can meet with you to get the 647-1823 or 87^8090 726 N. Main St. Reading Room, open to the present the cantata, “ St. language...God calls, it a.m. Fellowship and Coffee, 10- Etgene Strikers Will Have to information. IF YOUR FRIEND TELLS public except on Saturday and Nicolas” by Benjamin Britten swearing. I call it telling the 10:15 a.m. Sacred Heart Church , Drop all dispatches St. John's Polish National B m w b t Sun. 9:30 a.m. Public Bible holidays, is located at 968 Main on St. Nicolas Day, Wednesday, truth about somebody in the Rt. 30, Vernon addressed to me, in Sister Joan Catholic Church discourse “ How Jehovah St. The hours are 11 a.m., to 4 at 8 p.m. in the Cathedral. church...God calls it gossip. “ If Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor Abraham Lincoln is' Farley’s mailbox in the main Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, Second Congregational Pay Own Insurance YOU HE SHOPLIFTS.... Prospers His People.’’ p.m., Monday through Friday. Participating in the choir I regard iniquity in my heart, Rev. Edward Konopka credited with saying: “ You office. Now is not the time to let „ Pastor Churrh 10:30 a.m. Group discussion The leading Room is also open the Lord will not hear m e” can fool all the people part of • your humility be your most from Manchester will be Rt. 44A, Coventry Assistant Pastor HARTFORDTbe strikebound Gov. MeskiU has set a linjit of bus crisis was a "statewide of Nov. 1 Watchtower magazine the first Thursday evening of Cynthia,; Jacqueline, Theresa (Psalm 66:18) Rev, Robert Bechtold, Minister the time andjtert of the lAM^le problem.” He said MeskiU prevalent qu^ity. This column Masses, 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Connecticut Co. informed its 25 per cent on the operating DON'T LAUGH, IT'S article “ Divine Rulership — every month, 7 to 9 p.m. Thanksgivi^. The melting Saturday Mass, 5 p.m. all the time; but yoii canutt is for us, so don’t be shy. and Robert Twible, children of Dr. Holland Ewing, bus drivers and ""mechanics losses to be subsidized by the "wants to put off, shove off and Are We for It or Against It?’’ warmth of gratitude. Think of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Twible of Interim Minister ' Sunday Masses, 7:30,3,10:30, fool all the pecple Ml ths state. It was expected that anv dump the problem on the Tues. 7:30 p;m. Group Thursday that they will have to Trarks Get Little Use Church of Jesus Christ of 429 Main St., and Andrew several things to thadlUGod for. • and 12 noon. time.” T t o agrees with thy plan worked out in Hartfonl cities...we are drawing the line. NO JOKE ....YOU'RE discussion of Bible bk. Hnggai pay their own health insurance St. Louis—In 1971 U.S. LatteiMlay Saints (M orm on) Gospel Hall Coykendall, son of Mr. and Mrs. How about your fan^...your Sept. 10: 10 a.m. Worship contention' that any Ua, no would be extended to transit We’ve had it. This is our premiums for the month of railroads operated nearly 205,- at following locations: 726 N. Hillstown Rd. and Woodside St. 415 Center St. Eldon B. Coykendall Jr. of 35 bu8iness.{^.your c ^ r c h Service matter how mo^Arous, wllli districts in Bridgeport and Rubicon, our Battle of the December. .. ^ 000 route miles of track. Of that Main St., 167 Boulder Rd., 18 Terryl E. Draney, Bishop Fulton Rd. responsibilities...thank lum for 7:30 p.m. Sr. High Seminar be accepted by ame. ' , possibly New Haven, Stamford, Bulge.” THE ONE WHO PAYS TheSib/e says Conneo Vice President total, about 10 per cent could be Chambers St., 12 Downey Dr., 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. even tight places* "In every O f course, ‘any Waterbury and New Britain. Athanson said the cities Manchester. , Charles AbeU said Friday “ we described as “li^t density” 9 a.m.. Priesthood. 11:45 a.m ., Sunday School. thing give thanks: for this is the United Congregational misinformation is m ore w id^ Athanson, who is also would present a united front to Also 280 Sand HUl Rd., South 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. will o f God in Christ Jesus • 4|iave no revenue coming in the branches generating less than FOR HIS THIEVERY-* 10:30 a.m., Sunday School. About Town Church QODLOVC8YOUI ly believed if it is near the fare boxes” so the cost to pay chairman of the Ck>nnectipUt MeskiU and a “ massive public Windsor and French Rd.. Classes for all ages. concerning you;’’ (1 25 carloads a year and United Church of Christ tru th . Thus Jeshs used the- insurance-normally paid Conference of Mayor’s Mass uproar” would force the state Bolton. Thessalonians 5:18). SoM ueh "tares,” a weed closely to act. averaging less than i 5 p.m.. Sacrament Service. The adult Christmas Choir of Tolland for by the company-would be Transit Cennmittee, said the Thurs. 7:30 p.m. Theocratic Supplicaiton. “ To ask for, Rev. Donald G. Miller, resembling wheat, to il­ United Pentecostal Church the Unitarian Universalist that H kgava H it Son p i^ b itiv e . Ministry School St. Bartholomew's Church earnestly and humbly.” Ask for lustrate false te a d ilu , Blatt. Tiwes (• Wm wO e*w iNvWlira. YOU era fc*i| eeWed Wrawm 187 Woodbridge St. Society of Manchester, directed Minister He said the group insurance 8:35 p.in. Service Meeting. Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor others ...then for yourself. This JESUS lS:24ff. Robert Baker, Pastor by Dr. Bob Richardson, will rate would be retained, but the TOMORROW-1 t o 4 is the part of your prayer life 9:30 and 11 a.m .. Worship Isaiah qwke of thoia who rehearse at 9 a.m. Sunday at ao Siat you miglri have employes would have to pay the 'Saturday, Vigil Mass at 5 where you make yoiir petitions Service and Church School. caU evU good and good evU ■ awl rw , (N Imweik, li e * (• he indwOiO. (k The Salvation Army 10 a.m., Sunday School. the M e e t ^ House, 466 Main St. Amalgamated Transit Union, p.m. known to Him. (OJO). The hig lie has beilB 661 Main St. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. The Junior Choir, directed by 11 a.m.. High School Class. LIFE which in turn would pay Blue HOLIDAY at the !■■ Sunday, Masses at 8:30,10:15 6 p.m.. Youth Service. Rev. William A. Taylor 7' to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim appropriated by political Corps Officers; Nancy Crane, will rehearse at Cross and Connecticut Medical He msr Mrfi ire a gracNcel mm. lema MM. M’s a aeriferw. r i and 11:30 a.m. Church of the Nasarene Fellowship. MaJ. and Mrs. Lawrence 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic . 10:30 a.m. Sunday. THAT’S GOOD NEWS danKwogoea, inotal hoiMiats, Service. leaMMi aranlL U *u M * a frlaM wM etoels. M we* ■ Mend b Service. Beadle and religions deceivers COnnCo employes have been la weniMm.lMmeWrlMeMa#Wlerleeaw|N.TMrele St. Bridget Church St. Francis of Assisi Thaiolainuchinofw thronghout history—bnt HOMESTEAD greaaaMla*... aeurf ~ paMo raaerd. TM MM way IMn *nr wall K on strike one w ^ . s*’-^ * ' Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor Si. Bridgel Chureh nowhere and never more Mteme IM aM al a vary ferlfM Mure. (Te a sltM artoe la gleir lar 9:30 a.m. Sunday School for Vernon Uniled 673 Ellington Rd. Meanwhile, Hartford Mayor Rev. James F. Pilon Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor a Mm Maaa Mtfu. TM* MMe. m Meyei MnsMi all ages. The Presbyterian Church MelhodUt Churrh South Windsor Read the Bible! auccesstnlly than hare and K George Athanson charged Gov. Adults $1. Rev. William J. Stack Rev. William J. Stack Rev. John C. Gay, now. nils Incredible hutmn rauMMe wMh yaur Mar*. 10:45 a.m. Holiness Meeting. 43 Spruce St. • Rt. 30 Thomas J. MeskiU with trying . "R M -m e’ UkiusiiAL cusmei'a Rev. William J. Killeen Pastor enjoy Nmv Lite iQChrlat gnUibillly is an IntMlectaal At historic Chsnsy Homsstaad, 106 Hartford Subject: “ He Came to Man.’’ Rev. George W. Smith, Pastor Rev. F. W. Schuster, Minister to "divide and oonquer” the Saturday, Masses at 5 and Maj. Beadle preaching. Rev. Eugene M. Kilbride, vacunm created by antipatib * state’s major cities on thq bus Road. Damonatratlona, Holiday Music, 7:30 p.m. in school auditorium. Saturday, Masses at 5 and N O W OPEN M3 5383 ^ Nursery provided. 9:15 a.m., Sunday School. Assistant Putor toward truth and wishfaUBsea ^ issue. He ordered the Greater Decorations and Rafraahments. Children 16 or shoplifting is steading Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, 7:80 p.m. in school auditorium. for its opposite. 377'EiaAHD'TkB<. 8 p.m. Junior.{Salvation Gasses for all ages. 10:30 a.m.. 9:30 a.m.. Church Service. N ^ Hartford Transit District to cut under free when with parents. No charge fOr and 10:30 a.m., in church; and Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, B IB ^ & BOOKS meetting. Worship Service. Nursery ursery-age kindergarten Saturday,' Masses at 5 and 7 ~ off its unilateral negotiations Manchester Historical Society members. 10:30 and noon in school an^ 10:80 a.m., in church; and classes. p.m. 57 East cooter StiMt 7 p.m. Uniting with Town provided. with the state Department of auditorium. 10:30 and noon in school M«nc»HMtar. Ct. 06040 C H M W M O e Carol Sing in Center Park. 7 p.m.. Evening Service. 10:45 a.m.. Church School, Sunday, Masses at 7:30,9:30, Tranmprtation on a subsidy auditorium. and 11 a.m. Mon.-Frl- 10-9 P.M. SaL-Sun. 10-6 P.M. 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PAGE lE N - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mandiester, Conn., Sat., Dec. 2, 1872 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Oonn., Sat., Dec. 2, 1972- PAGE ELEVEN Herald Angle Central Teams Highlighted Bow ling I s Involved 68 Players and 21 of 24 Major League Teams NITE OWL - Rutb.JolmsUm ; , 18S-S03,’ Diane Tole. 176-47f, EARL YOST Florence Scully 176-tf4, Nomia W inter B aseball Meetings Went Out Swinging In NFL Competition Sunday Imler 17IM65, Mary Lourle 189- 478, Eleanor GaUl 476, Carol Sportt Editor Michaud 482. HONOLULU (AP) -The Oscar Gamble to the Indians outfielder Larry,Stahl from baseman Dave Johnson and T h e week-long binge 71st annual winter baseball for outfielder Del Unser and the San Diego Padres. catcher Johnny Oat^. NEW YORK (AP) - The And lest anybody forget, Baltimore. On Monday were dented last Sunday in a Kansas City into second COMMERCIAL - Fred eclipsed even last year’s meetings went out swinging Third baseman Terry -The Oakland A’s traded fruitful affair at Phoenix spotlights are on the Central the Miami Dolphins are still night, Los Angeles is at San loss to the Steelers whil^he place in the • AFC West. Sponbeimer 179-438, Hoppy -The Indians obtained FBI Checking Report Friday. Wedgewood. first baseman Mike Epstein when 53 players changed un­ 'Great Experience'' for Nate Divisions this Sunday as the on, the trail of the NFL’s Francisco. Bears, the only team out o f' They’re one-half game back Cassidy 159-138-424, Dick second baseman Tom Grinavich 137-377, Henry Dealing like there was no -T h e New York M ets to Texas for pitcher Horacio iform s in 15 trades. National Football League first perfect season in 30 Even a loss by the the NFC Central scramble, of.4he.(%^fe now. Ragland from the Rangers One-time local football player, former Manchester Luneskl 148-350, Fred'Oakes tomorrow-which there tra d ed outfielder Dave Pina and also gave the rushes headlong into its final years. They’ve already Steelers- who lost 26-24 to fell to Cincinnati. for pitcher Vince Colbert. mayor and current comptroller for the State of Connec­ h a v in g 138, Art Sdimidt 151-379, Andy wasn't several teams Marshall to the San Diego Rangers outfielder Brant weeks, the ones that, with matched the 1942 Chicago Cleveland two weeks ago- Bribe i i m L ticut, Nate Agostinelli was an office visitor yesterday. already claimed a NFC Lamoureaux 357, Fred Riccio squeezed under the inter­ Padres for pitcher A1 Alyea to complete an earlier Friday’s crush topped off “The volume of trading each succeeding victory or Bears’ record of 11-0. And wouldn’t ruin their playoff The Falcons are in the The popular West Sider related a “ great experience" playoff berth, can all but 352, Ronald Sponbeimer 362-. league midnight trading Severinsen. deal. a record week of trading here reflects considerable defeat, will send playoff that was all the Bears had to hop^s, not with the AFC middle of a three-way NFC M AMI (^AP) The FBI and a congressional committee are investigating what the that he had from last Sunday to Wednesday in Hawaii. lock up the East Division deadline and made a big -T h e Cincinnati Reds activity that produced 19 feeling that the c|ubs hopes skyrocketing or play for their, perfect “wild card” berth still up West tussle, have the a tonal FTOthall League says is the first direct attempt to bribe one o f its plavers in refused to stand pat,” said Agostinelli was attending the National Comptrollers’ crown by whipping the PINNETTE9 — Llndia score. traded utiiityman Hal -The Atlanta Braves deals involving 68 players. nosediving. record. ’The Dolphins need for grabs. conference’s leading passer Gustafson 469, Carol Moriarty "***s\» y®*™* 'he Miami Herald reported today. Convention at the Sheraton-Waikiki which was also hosting hapless Elagles. The Philadelphia Phillies M cRae w and pitcher Wayne traded catcher Earl Only three of the 24 major Baseball Commissioner In the American three more for theirs. No. 12 The Lions, edged 24-23 by in Bob Berry while Dave 192-455, Pat Griffin 178, Marjr , ^ Washingtoii'^atelined, copyrighted story published by Knight newspapers said Bowie Kuhn. “ A team can at the same time the Major League Baseball Winter and Cleveland Indians Simpson to the Kansas City Williams and shortstop league teams failed to Conference Central Divi­ appears almost a certainty. Hampton and Art Malone Holman 453, Loretta Griffin* h*!'player, an offensive star in the NFL’s American Football Conference, reported Green Bay back on Oct. 16, ’The Cowboys still haye a ignited the trading explosion Royals for pitcher Roger Taylor Duncan to the be a contender with the Meetings. 455, Barbara Algren 485, Giner complete a trade—the sion, the Pittsburgh Steelers Miami is a 17-point favorite have had plenty of rest since are among the top 10 ground shot at catching the *®''>wer team mate offered him $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 to try to h old dow n his team 's score in acquisition of one or two “ The trip was really a bonus for m e," Agostinelli said. Yourkas 188-476, Geneva with a four-player deal. Nelson and outfielder Richie Baltimore Orioles for Boston Red Sox, Milwaukee are gunning for a first-ever over the New England their Thanksgiving Day gainers. The Oilers at 1-10, Redskins but their prime the- final three regular-season games of last year. p la y e r s . It’s a healthy “ I was able to see and talk with many of the big names in Lagasse 194-503, SoQja Henry T he Phillies shipped Scheinblum. pitchers Pat Dobson and Brewers and Montreal title in 40-year history in the Patriots they trampled 52-0 victory over the Jets. The still have the worst record in The Herald said an NFL investigator confirmed to the Knight newspapers that the situation.” baseball, like Yogi Berra of the Mets and Dick Williams of worry at the moment is 198-480, Sandy Adams 482,..^ outfielders Roger Freed and -T he R ed s purchased Roric Harrison, second league. In the National two weeks ago. Packers are coming off last the league and the chance player refused the bribe from his “ old, old buddy” and immedialelv told his roach the A’s. staying ahead of the Giants, Sandy Beben 472, Lois Beg|n Conference, its the Detroit Sunday’s other games Sunday’s 21-16. loss to for the first draft pick next abdut it. “ I’ve read a lot about these famous sports figures over only a game further back. 484. Lions and surprising Green have Houston at Atlanta, Washington. Detriot’s year. 'The investigator notified the NFL headquarters in New York, and officials in turn the years but this was the first chance that I had to meet Bay Packers slugging it but Oakland at San Diego, biggest concern, has to be its called in the FBI, the Herald said. and talk with them,” he recalled as he displayed several PARKAPE DUSTY - Roy for the Central Crown, with Washington at Philadelphia, ineffective defense against This week should be a 'The article said that the player who reported the hrihe was an “ old-timer” who souvenirs which were given to those in attendance at the The Raiders can officially Riggott 224-564, Ed Sppnce 225, defending champion Dallas at St. Louis, the New the rush, which must find a relatively easy one-they’re Bob Oliver 204-552, ErniO retired at the end of last season. National Association Banquet which featured Cincinnati clinch their fifth divisional Milestone for Robertson^ Minnesota breathing down York Giants at Cincinnati, way to handle John 11-point favorites over the Wbipple 202-211-572, Rbgdr ep. Claude Pepper, D-Fla., chairman of the House Select Committee on Crime, AND Manager Sparky Anderson, Commissioner Bowie Kuhn, title in six years by beating their necks and looking to New Orleans against the Brockington and MaqArthur Cardinals-but then come Mieczkowski 208-201-801, Jde confirmed that his panel has been looking into the alleged hrilie attempt and may White Sox Manager Ouck Tanner and former ’Trinity the Chargers while San avenge an earlier loss to*^ Jets in New York, Denver at Lane. showdowns with the ‘Skins, LaVae 200, Howie Edwards 217, wanil to hold hearings on it, the Herald said. Diego’s first concern now is College athlete, Frank Fasi, long-time major of Honolulu. Chicago. Kansas City and Buffalo at and the Giants. Roland Smith 214, Ted BidweU RADIi Minnesota’s title hopes vaulting nvpr oawginp No one connected with the case would identify the player, his team or the man The bver-smiling state figure looked great and a new tan 212-555, Jim Stockpole 201, who supposedly offered the $10,000. Bucks Outscore Knicks coat was obvious evidence that the temperature was in the Frank Hardy 210, Jrtm Doran It was the first reported bribe in prcRessional footbali since tbe late 1930s, mid 80s, which Agostinelli s u b s ta n tia l. 200. Sports Dial ____ » ■■ according to NFL officials. NEW YORK (AP) — Oscar Robertson reached a scorer, collected 36 points before fouling out with five College Football Roundup College Basketball Roundup milestone... and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar reached up, over seconds gone in overtime. Taxpayer Asks Why SILK CITY - Owen Quiron 203, Ron Fletcber 203-200-576, and around the New York Knicks. Pete Maravich fired 31 points and Herman Gilliam SATURDAY A taxpayer asks why are the indoor recreation facilities - Ken Tbomas 212-580, Harry With Robertson scoring 19 points and attaining the 25,000 added 19, including six in overtime, as Atlanta broke Los l2i4S (8) Army vs. Navy Elast and West Side Rec and Community Y - closed on Irish Big Threat Stall No Problem Plecity 553, Skip Mikoleif 213^ career point total and Abdul-Jabbar pouring in 40 points, Angeles’ 13-game winning streak and handed the Lakers 4:00 (8) Noirr Damr vs. holidays. He pointed out that on days when schools are 212-591, Ed Barrett 201^ , grabbing 16 rebounds, handing out seven assists and only their fourth defeat in 14 games. use closed, due to the holidays, the rec building are To Perfect Slate Walt Smolensk! 209, Ralph Rick Bjarry Once Lost, blocking three shots, the Milwaukee Bucks humiliated the Boston, the Atlantic Division leader, ran its record to 19- Sunday dark...Have you seen the two new tennis courts at Robert­ For Mighty UCLA Risley 558. Knicks 100-74 Friday night and avenged their most 3 the best in the league in dealing Philadelphia its 23rd I tOO ( 3 ) Giants vs. Pro Basketball MERCHANTS - HarvM Brnaals, (WTIC) son Park? At the last check, several youngsters were NEW YORK (AP) - Notre Dame, which is credited with embarrassing setback of the National Basketball Associa­ setback in 25 games, the worst mark in the NBA. NBA Johnson 359, A1 Heini 358, , (22-30) Bro'wns vs. Sle«lers having a great time playifig hockey minus the ice...Weaver tid in g Southern California’s football program around for NEW YORK (AP) - That old devil Stall has been hauled Now Better Than Ever tion season. Phil Chenier’s 27 points, Elvin Hayes’ 25 points and 19 Stanley 351. 4:00 (3) Cowboys vs. High’s request to be listed as an L instead of a double L has Y<*nlfr(lay'(i Resulls Two weeks ago, the Knicks shocked Milwaukee, rebounds and Mike Riordan’s 24 points and 13 rebounds the better a'dozen years ago, hopes to turn the Trojans 1972 out of hiding and put to use again in college basketball. Cardinals been granted by the CIAC for.the curent school year which Milwaukee 100, New York 74 SPICE - Viv Sheldon 345. overcom ing an 18-point deficit with 5:50 remaining by helped Baltimore beat Houston. Former Bullet Jack fortunes in the opposite direction today. Buffalo 93, Seattle 90 Joe Stowell, coach of the SAN FRANCISCO—(NEA) then the jump to the upstart last year. He developed a Monday could very well mean the end of the Catholic high school’s —The five years of absence scoring the game's last 19 points for an 87-88 victory over Marin led Houston with 20 points One of college football’s Boston 105, Philadelphia 99 Bradley Braves, revived the Bradley didn’t attempt a American Basketball Associ­ new move, the pick’i■;’n’fade.” 9:00 (8) Rams vs. 49ers domination of the L Tournament...Revised CIAC thinking WIVES — Anne Ruggles 178- have made a difference in ation. He sat out a year be­ the stunned Bucks. most famous intersectional Cross at Boston College, Baltimore 103, Houston 96 so-called deliberate offense shot for nearly six minutes 470, Ronnie Pierog 181-481, Basketball-wise, Rick on the hoop tourneys will find 16 teams qualifying with No.l that peripatetic recalcitrant, cause of litigation, then Friday night, the Bucks were not to be denied. With games resumes for the 44th Miami, Fla. at Florida, Chicago 106, Kansas City- against mighty UCLA and finished the half with a Richard (Rick) Barry. He is, made it clear he’s glad to be Marilyn Nyberg 469, Elvina played for Oakland of the Jabbar hitting for 24 points in the first half, Milwaukee meeting No.l6 and No.2 playing No.lS. Schools that win 50 time, with the meeting Omaha 97 Friday night in an effort to measly 10 points, a Pauley Balch 458. for one thing, a better bas­ ABA, shuttled to Washington back with the big guys of the Georgia Tech at Georgia, NBA. But he doesn’t dispar­ took leads of 24-19 after one period and 44-38 at halftime. ' Palmer Victim of Cut per cent of their games will be eligible. Schools may start between unbeaten and top- Detroit 114, Cleveland 113 snap the 46-game winning Pavillion record low. ketball player than he ever in the same league and spent Stanford at Hawaii, Long was before. age the talent of the younger Milwaukee, which led 71-62 after three periods, broke basketball Dec.2 with Feb.22 the final date' to count for ranked Southern Cal and No. Atlanta 114, Los Angeles 109 streak of the national Meantime the Bruins, led by RFC - Mike Zwick 137-369. the last two seasons with the Beach State at Cal State- Phoenix 115, Golden State 106 New York Nets before a league. open the game with 10 straight points, six by Abdul- Kentucky tourney consideration...John Riggins needs 84 yards 10 Notre Dame scheduled champions. Bill Walton, went on an 18-2 Northridge, Iowa State at And he is better paid than court order returned him to “ Julius Erving is potential­ S u n d ^ against New Ch'leans to becom e the first Jet to gain He nlight have been better BLOSSOM - Joyce OueUette Jabbar, early in the fourth quarter. Nicklaus Tops for national television, ABC- San Diego State under the ABA spree and M the half 28-10. his original pro team. ly the best forward in the 182. he ever was before—at $218,- Robertson, in his 13th NBA season, became only the 1,000 yards in a single season. ’The previous high was 948 by TV, 4 p.m„ EST, following off just to let his boys shoot Walton topped the scores history of the g a m e ,” he lights, Memphis State vs. YeHlcrday'n Results (WO a year.^ He really didn’t want to second player to attain the 5,000-point plateau when he Twosome Matt Snell. the Army-Navy battle at Carolina 103, New York 99 away and hope for a hot with 16 points and said. (Erving of the Virginia Southern Mississippi at BUSINESSMEN Rome The combination in turn leave New York. As an in­ Squires was forestalled by a made a three-point play with three se co n d left in the third 12:30. Jacjcson, Miss., and Kentucky 127, Memphis 107 hand. Just as they have done contributed many blocked Beauregard 148-372, Tony Aceto tms made the Golden Gate cipient sportscaster, he al­ In Disney Golf legal injunction from jump­ period. Only Wilt Chamberlain of the Los Angeles Lakers Honors Due LeBlanc Southern Methodist at Texas Dallas 123, Indiana 117 in the past the Bruins shots, eight in the first half. 143, Alan Grzyb 141-MO, blikie'’, d^rrjors, whom he rejoined ready had lined up m o r e ing to the Milwaukee Bucks.) Delivers tnid season after the five than $100,000 in mike work to has scored more points than Robertson. In 1960, John McKay’s Only games scheduled handled the stall with ease. ‘The gam e highlighted the Zwick 144-360, Tom Fahey l4o; Fran LeBlanc, of Manchester, a past president of the Christian. years hiatus, a better team fill the gap if the Warriors “ Artis Gilmore has an in- In other NBA games, Detroit shaded Cleveland 114-113, LAKE VUENA VISTA, FLA. (AP) - Aging Arnold B yT first season at the Southern They chalked up a lop-sided start of 'ar busy weekend on Charlie Gardella 154-369, 1 ^ '' bred ability to play defense “ llw y’ve got to be the best Southern New l^gland Hockey League will be honored The key liight game will than ever before—as they’re didn’t meet his terms. Phoenix topped Golden State 115-106, Chicago beat Kansas Palmer got down the road, a victim of the cut in the final Cal helm, the 'Trojans were 73-38 victory for their 47th in the college hardwoods. DellaFera 150, Erv Rusconi 140-. currently showing the Na­ that makes him great. Peo­ one-two pundi in tbe league,” tonight when the weekly twinbill is staged at the Hartford be LSU, 8-1-1, against “ In the back of my mind, ple ask me what it’s going City-Omaha 106-97 in overtime, Atlanta defeated Los tournament of his most frustrating season, while Jack 4-6 and lost to Notre Dame Pro Hockey a row to equal the all-time Florida State, ranked se­ 374, Rick DeDominicus 141-358,, tional Basketball Associa- said an American Basketball Arena. LeBlanc is owner and coach of the Hartford 'Tulane, 6-4 for the legendary I knew I was not going to to be like trying to shoot Angeles 114-109 in overtime, Boston downed Philadelphia Nicklaus went up into the lead. 17-0. The next year, the NHL second longest streak, a cond to UCLA in the Tom Rufini 149-358, Mike tion.^ stop playing,” he adiiiitted. Association observer after Huskies, a charter loop member...The New York Giants Rag, symbol of football Napoletano 140-365, Ed MMler over Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. 105-99 and Baltimore whippkl Houston 103-96. ’’It was Juit pretty watching Kentucky’s Dan lasel figures were 4-5-1 and Yesterday’s Results mark the Bruins themselves preseason Associated Press It 1all s o r t of confounds “ I am first of all a basket­ I can’t see where Jabbar is are pacing the National Football Conference in pluses for supremacy in the state of 157-388, Ed Baba 148-363, Dan Cleveland's Lenny Wilkens also reached a milestone, frustrating all around,” the his 18th hole in Friday’s and Artis Gilmore. New York Rangers 3, compiled back in January, Rick, who’s not easily stupe­ ball player.” going to be more difficult turnovers. The Giants have intercepted 18 passes and “ W^ found out that there Louisiana. The Tigers have poll, downed G.eorgia fied by 1) his own ability, or 43-year-oId Palmer said round. Issel, the league’s scoring Paliforni^a. 3, tie.,,,. Toce 145-393, Vic Salcius 394, Also an improved one for th an playing against Gil- becoming the 16th NBA player to score 15,000 points when won 16'in a 'fow since a 13-13 ,1968. .Southcrn.i09;97. _ 2) ro.oney. i .. . ,,, The group at IN included recovered 13 opponent fumblea..,D.an Jones, E|\st is now'a way to block 250- St. Louis 6, Vancouver 2 , Ed Schworm 354, John Mack his ABA experience. Maybe more ” he sank two free throws in the second period against Friday after his fat 77 had diamplon in his rookie cam­ „ ; Tonight the Bruins go In other gamCs involving first rmtttd leader Chi Chi paign two seasons ago, and Hampton High cross country coach, reports Bruce (jl^rk, pound tackles with 210- tie in 1955 but aren’t about to Only games scheduled 361, Rick DeDoniinicus 358, “ The fact I make o v e r it was a weaker lehgue (only In his f i r s t month back Detroit, but the Pistons edged the Cavaliers on Stu Lantz’ failed to qualify hiih for the after No. 48 in a row against high-ranked clubs. Long $200,000,” he said in a pause Gilmore, the league’s Most current CIAC cross country king, is headed for Manhattan. pound guards,” says overlook Tulane this time, WHA Angelo Napoletano 351, Bud at tbe center position, Rick with the Warriors he was foul sliot with three second left. Detroit’s Dave Bing led final two rounds ot the Rodriquez, Frank Beard, U. of P acific in another step betweea fast breaks, “ is be- Valuable Player and Rookie of Clark was the first schoolboy finisher in the Five Miler McKay. “ And in order to do not after being held to a 3-3 Yesterday’s Results Beach State defeated North Holmes 371. ' conceded), but it forced him scoring 10 points below his all scorers with 37 points. $150,000 Walt Disney W orld Tommy Aaron, Forrest along the road they hope w ill Texas 90-63, N.C. State yond my comprehension. If to do things beyond gunning career average of 30.5 per the Year last season, were here Thanksgiving morning, gaining 13th place... Dan real well each year we have deadlock by underdog Los Angeles 5, Chicago 3 the owners dian’[I’t pay these Connie Hawkins, playing aroused basketball following a Open. Fesler and Larry White. erase the all-time streak of for the basket. game in both leagues out • equally' devastating Friday Moynihan, two-time New England intercollegiate cross to beat Notre Dame. Florida a week ago. Minnesota 6, Aiberta 4 routed Atlantic Christian HAPPY HOLIDAYS - outrageous figures, the play­ controversy last week with Phoenix Coach Jerry Nicklaus had a pair of Rodriquez went from a 65 to 60 straight set by San 110-40, Brigham Young “ I became a better outside wasn’t at all perturbed. 73 in the ch ill tem pertum es, night, as the Colonels knocked country champ, is a junior at ’Tqfts...Among the fans on ‘‘We are aware that Philadelphia 5, New England Martha Series 129, Sarah Lup- ers couldn’t start command­ Team-conscious R ic k was Colangelo, scored a season-high 32 points, grabbed 10 four-under-par 68s for a IN out the Memphis Tams 137-107. Francisco during the un­ downed Santa Clara 84-73, ing them. shooter,” be said, “and I hand forthe Road Race was Tom Dannaher, former “We decided to go for Tulane has had an excep­ pacchino 144-348. providing an average of six rebounds and had 10 assists for the Suns. Golden State’s total to'lead the standings. Allen had a M, Aaron and The latest ABA statistics had dergraduate days of Big Bill learned that I couldn’t lean Manchester High runner, and now living in Saybrook. taller guys and have them tional year,” says Coach Ottawa 4, Winnipeg 3 Penn tripped Kings, Pa. 94- “ I mean, people talking on other guys to cover for assists a game, far above Nate Thurmond also had 32 points. He held a one stroke lead F ezler 69s and Beard 70. Issel third in scoring with a M about m a k in g $300,000. put on weight. I also said I Charles Mc(i)lendon. Only games scheduled Russell in 1955. 54. COUNTRY CLUB - Vic me on defense. I like to play his career pace, and hadn’t over George Archer, who point average and Gilmore Whew!” Bob Love scored eight straight points in overtime for thought it would be a good Abraitis 145-370, Fred Baker pressure defense, cheat a missed a free throw in his blew sole possession of the The last two World Series ninth, with a 30.3 mark, making Demers Still the Coach Rick is startled only in ret­ first 10 games. Chicago and the Bulls held Kansas City-Omaha without a idea that we run fast, since I 142-355, Larry Bates 148-402, little, go for the ball—and lead when he drove un­ have gone the limit of seven the Colonels the only team in rospect. When he first came you can do that onlytiiy when “ At 28,” he said, “ I’m at point in the extra period in beating the Kings. Nate was the fastest guy on the fixfUiSimpson Nimble as a Butterfly Ken Bennett 352, Bob BonadieK playable into tbe woods and games. Last year Pittsburgh the league with two players 142-375, Bert Davis 355, Ding to me Golden State Warriors you have a big guy like Nate the peak of my ability. I’m Archibald of Kansas City-Omaha, the league’s leading beat Baltimore and this year The Rev.Edward Saunders, principal, has refused to team .” among the top 10 In scmlng. Farr 351, Pete Staum 144-372, (they w e r e strictly a San back there.” relieved and at ease for the took a double bogey six on Oakiand beat Cincinnati. accept Cliff Demers’ resignation as head varsity football Francisco te a m men) in fiifst time in five years. And In other ABA games, I ^ v e r John Turley 383. ' Nate Thurmond is the ca­ surprised Indiana 133-tivand coach at East Catholic ..,Dave Wiggin, Manchester High The policy worked so well 1965, a skinny, short-haired pable, sometimes unappreci-r I’m motivated. grid mentor, reports Jimmy Colla, one of the tri-captains that the Trojans won the Just Has to Work Harder blond kid out of Miami, he ated &11 center of the War­ “ I'd like to be able to say Carolina edged New York 10399. had a signed contract for Rich Jones’ career high of 37 this fall, didn’t miss a single practice in three seasons with national championship in riors with whom Rick has in my career that I was on $15,009—and they gave him points helped Dallas b u t the 1962 they whipped Notre son will tell you, ran the ball been reunited. a championship team.” the Indians...One wonders how Dave Fleishman, NEW YORK — (NEA) — a bonus of $3,500 “for my Future Sports Complex Now last season exactly 100 times “ Yeah, we had a big kid on He sounded almost serene. Pacers, ending the five-game outstanding Manchester High football player, was omitted Dame 25-0 and now have Emerson Boozer, no tortoise honeymoon.” winning streak of the Western reached the point where himself, says that 0. J. more than he. the Nets,” smirked Rick, “ Ever;'vbody should have from the All-CCIL squad this season. 'This is further proof The wanderings and con­ “ Bill Paultz (also 6-11). I Dlcislon leaders. Indiana McKay says his 1972 edition Simpson’ of the Buffalo Bills So O. J. allowed himself troversy s i n c e then have my problems,” he shrug that all-this and all-that teams are a lot of bunk, yet the taught him the pick’n’roU, “and everybody would t trailed by as many as 13 points is undoubtedly the best half­ wondrous thoughts. Before, heeri well chronicled — two average reader looks forward to these selections in every has, the fastest defensive he says, “ I’ve been home and like I’ve always worked with good shape.” Mountain of Garbage in the third period, before cut­ back in pro football. smash 'y e a r s in the NBA, sport each year...Yonkers Raceway will introduce unit he has ever seen-college saw myself in Miami’s back- Nate. He used it three times ting the margin to four In the Quinella wagering for the first time in New York when the or pro. “ 0. J. makes three or four field, with Miami’s blocking, final two minutes but Dallas moves before he hits the line six baseball diamonds, sev­ held on. season opens Jan.3. In quinella wagering the bettor must quite a few tim es.” When he Deny Request NEW YORK—(NEA)-On of scrimmage,” said Boozer, eral swimming pools and George McGinnis led the pick two horses and if they finish first or secomd in any Elsewhere, second-ranked came to training camp, O. J. the playing fields of garbage the Jets’ star halfback. “ No saw a dream com e true. An Rangers Failed to Win BOSTON (AP) - The perhaps—a 7,000-seat sta­ Pacers with 35 points. Former order, he, or she, is a winner... Have a nice weekend. Alabama, the only other TENNIS the next Babe Ruth, Jack one — not Floyd Little, not offensive line was indeed American Hockey League has dium. Pacer Bob Netolicky added 24 unbeaten team in the coun­ BRISBANE—Former But Gained on Road Trip Kramer, Bobby Jones or Larry Brown, not me — has emerging^. Then, incredibly, ruled that the Cleveland Barons Jean Claude Killy may learn The sports project — legal­ for Dallas. try, winds up its regular the fantastic a b i l i t y to ReUly, Goode, Jarvis, Mc­ Wimbleton champion Evonne must remain put until they By Tin* Aohik'iuIwI l’ r«*nH his trade. ly called the ‘'Comprehen­ Carolina, the East Division season with the traditional change directions on a Kenzie, Cheek, Costa, Kindig, Goolagong gained the come up with a suitable sight sive Solid Waste Manage­ leader, overcame New York in nickel.” to name a few Bills’ interior semifinals in the women’s divi­ Tlie New York Rangers didn’t This is because garbage, skirmish against ninth-rated for the franchise. once a word whose only con­ ment Program for the Town the closing minutes on the West Side Midget Hoop linemen, were hobbled. 'End sion of the Queensland Lawn win a game, but they don't Auburn in Birmingham, Unfortunately, 0. J. has to Mistretta Hurt The AHL board of directors nection to sports was in de­ of Brookhaven” — is being strong effort of Billy Cun­ of dream, resumption of Championships, beating Jane consider their three-game road work harder because you voted unanimously Frhlay in scribing a 8 0 f t-throwing built by the New York State ningham, who finished with 39 third-ranked Oklahoma nightmare. trip in the Far West a total loss. Pat Mistretta, athletic League Starts Monday can’t get two cents for his Healey of Australia 6-1, 6-1. rejecting a request by Nick pitcher, is now being used Environmental Facilities points and 23 rebounds, Joe entertains No. 20 Oklahoma After all they played two tie Corporation. Planning and offensive line. Injuries and How easy for the celebrat­ director and varsity Mileti. owner of the Barons, to throughout the United States Caldwell added 22 points for the State, No. 11 Louisiana State games, thus picking up two design of the facilities was Actiod in the 1972 Midget a successful coach, but also as a ineptitude have accounted ed p . J. to pout. Yet he does BARCELONA—Hie Nastase basketball coach at transfer the franchise to to provide the badly needed Cougars, while G ^rge Carter visits Tulane for a night not. “ Hey,’’ he says, bereft points and keeping close to first done by the coiuulting en­ Basketball League at the West former member of the famous for this. of Romania played his most Manchester Community Lewiston. Maine. Mileti also recreational facilities for a was high for the Nets with 32. of deceit. “You play for 60 plaqe Montreal in the National gineering firm of Pope, Side Rec, gets under way starting five of the only game and No. 12 Tennessee dazzling game to demolish C o llie will find fhe going owns the Cleveland Crusaders rapidly growing leisure-time New York guard Bill Runners have been known minutes. Forget the score.” H o ^ y League East. society. Evans and Robbins Incotorpor- Monday night at 6:15, with the undefeated Windham High is at Vanderbilt. Jimmy Connors, the Americah a little rough for the next o f the World Hockey ated. Architect is Norval C. Melchionni, the lugue leader in to enjoy blocking. Yet Simp­ “ But I guess it’s good to left-hander, 6-2,6-3,6-2 in semi­ Hw Rangers lost tbe opener • Pittsburgh trucks its tapoff between Nassiff Arms School team of ‘41, which went The rest of the schedule on son is leading the American few months. Association. White. auists, suffered a sprained left see the other side,” he adds. finals of the Conunercial Union of their trip to Vancouver 2-1, daily refuse collection of al- and WINF. on to become New England the final Saturday of the Football Conference in rush­ Mistretta, while playing “ We felt it was not in the best ankle during a first-period “My wife says I’m more Masters Tournament. In the but rallied to tie Los Angeles 22 m 0 8 1 1,000 tons a day 20 According to Michael The Sportsmen, coached by champions, when that tourney season-except for next ing without that luxury. interests of the American Pope, president of Pope, scramble under tbe boaids and mature now. I look more to­ other semi-final nutch, U.S. and similarly came from for Ansaldi’s in the Senior miles out of town and dumps Frank Frink, will be headed by was held at the Boston Garden. weekend's anticlimactic “ I put my head down and Hockey League to move to Evans and Robbins, plans will be sidelined about two ward security than the ego— star Tom Gorman retired with behind to gain a 3-3 deadlock Basketball League at Illiifg it into used strip mines. returning veterans Rick Big John Andreo, and clash between 14th-rated turn on the old zoomer,” the Super Bowl, my name in Lewiston at this time,'' a Shrubbery is planted in the are for the sports park to be weeks. back trouble when he was with California Friday night. High Thursday night, tore Thurston, Mark Cooke and Jim playmaker Doug Landry will says Simpson. the papers. B efore, I be­ spokesman said. settled landfill, and it is then opened in stages during 1973 North Carolina and Florida- within one point of beating Stan Rod^Gilbert’s 13th goal of the his Achilles tendon. Taylor. The WINF array, lead their attack against the That’s not altogether how longed to the public. Now stocked with game and and 1974. At the same time finds Rice at Baylor, Holy Smith of Pasadena, Calif. season at 14:15 of the third landfill work will be in prog­ showing a running, fastbreak Bankers, under the direction of he does it. Nimble as a but­ I’m more of a married man. opened to the public for hunt­ CYO Basketball period gained the Rangers their ress for even larger sports offensive attack, under mentor Gordon Bickford and A1 terfly, 0 . J. tucks the ball in I sort of take my time. Once ing. Also, man-made lakes tie with Golden Seals.Gilbert facilities to be built with gar­ St. Mary 38, St. Rose 2 Win Chevalier, will be hard to Chevrette, both veterans in the the crook of his arm and we never entertained, too GOLF provide fishing facilities. also gained an assist on a goal bage in other sections of St. Christopher 48, goes d artin g in and put much goin’ on. Now, well, we Patriots Stand in Way • Los Angeles has been beat behind Drew Chevalier coaching ranks. Both men have Trin, Central LAKE BUENA VISTA, F la .- by Vic Hatfield. Stan Weir Brookhaven. Assumption 27 along the line, sniffing for a invite people up to our using its refuse to create rec­ and Randy Lanzano. outstanding talent in their sons, Jack Nicklaus rode a second scored twice for the Seals. St. Bridget 49, St. James 46 At 7, siun Crispino returns Dave Chevrette and Cliff hole, peeking to see if may­ place.” Of Perfect Miami Mark reational facilities since al­ Court Winners consecutive 88 into the second* ,The ;$t. Louis Blpes erupted most the turn of the century. St. Margaret-Mary 48, St. Bickford, along with Jim be his guard or tackle has His heralded name came One of the other landfill this year, not only as a coach, round lead in the |150,000 Walt ^fRr four straight goals in the Francis 45, but will sponsor a strong club Fleurent, and John Stratton. tripped and bowled over a O.J. Simpson from college days: Although FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) - • Virginia Beach, located sites will be made into a Disney World Open Golf 'third period to defeat New England will have four just several miles from Nor­ This year all teams will have i H A R T F O R D (AP) - shocked defender. he has had decent enough ramid of garbage 240 feet under the Supreme Foods Tournament while troubled Ar­ V am ^ver 6-2 in the only NHL The Miami Dolphins have running backs in unifmm for SUNDAY Sophomore forward Nat He has been used to pick fered the artist’s greatest pro running seasons before folk, Va., is converting its 'h and used as a ski slope. banner, against long-time spon­ new uniforms, due to the little improvement. Chaos nold Palmer failed to qualify rolled to 11 straight victories the game, and three are refuse into a recreational Williams scored 20 points and up most of the yardage for agony; an inability to demon­ 1972 — leading his team in game scheduled. In the World This skiing facility will cover 12:30 Assumption vs. St. sor, A m y & Navy Club. The generosity of the sponsors. All was created not only in the yards gained rushing with for the final two rounds. Hockey Association with the help of a strong run­ rookies, one .nuking his first park. Because the garbage | 200 acres and will be the argaret-Mary, latter will be under the six clubs appear well balanced had 16 rebounds to lead Trinity the Bills, as well as to, sadly, strate his skills. In college backfield; it spread through­ ning attack powered by Larry save the quarterback. At the 697, 488, 742 — he has never Philadelphia beat New England appearance. for the park was ^ e d as highest point on Long Island. 1:45 St. Francis vs. St. Paul, and the race should be a dog to a 64-61 college basketball he had been compared to out the team. The Bills lost Csooka, fleet Mercury Menris leadership of former East end of a recent game against even been in the Pro Bowl. 5-3, Ottawa edged Winnipeg 43, high as 00 feet at one time. Plans are tor this facility to 3:00 St. Rose vs. St. James, Catholic standout, Frank Rizza. fight right down to the last victory Friday night over Red Grange, was named col­ more games (40) than any and Jim Kiick. the complex is presently re­ be in use by 1978. A unique the■ Jets,'which ■ ' ...... the Bills“ ilTs ■lost • lege athlete of the decade This season he will surely Minnesota defeated Alberta 83 With jcarl Garrett suqiended 4:15 St. Mary vs. St. Pacing Supreme will be the week of the season providing Wesleyan University. other team in pro football in So the New England Patriots’ ferred to as Mount Trash- feature of the ski pyramid I- i 41-3, Simpson ran the last and broke numerous national gain over 1,0(X) yards (the Screen Applicants and Los Angeles overcame for the remainder of the season. Christoher, strong trio of Gary Demko, plenty of action for the The win pushed Trinity into those first three O. J. are faradng tbonaelves in ex­ more. will be that one side will be hopeless cluster of plays. records as a star for the runners’ milestone) and a Chicago $3. Josh Ashton leads tbe Patriots All games are played at East spectators. the finals Saturday against seasons. PROVIDENCE, R.I. ( A P ) - pectation of another bruising • In Europe, West Ber­ terraced for tennis and hand­ Steve Crispino, and Pat Silver. Coach Lou Saban says it was University of Southern Cali- ' place in the NFL all-star Chris Evans,Bob in grounding gaining with 391 Catholic High. Central Connecticut in the “ Last year was the worst A 19-man advisory committee, liners made an artificial hill ball courts. The Vets, will have big Jeff West Side Athletic Director not to help 0 . J. pick up fornia. game. game Sunday in a return y a i^ . His rmuiing mate, John University of Hartford-Trinity part of my career in Buf­ which includes present and Sabpurin,Jack Egers and Floyd out of wartime bombing Holt and Craig Kearney Ray Camposeo has announced ground on his rushing leader­ He says he is not consid­ meeting with the mighty Tarver, has 50 yards, and other 20 miles eastward, bage per day. The garbage invitational tournament. In 1969 he was drafted by falo,” recalls Simpson. Opti­ former players, is screepihg Thomson tallied the four ruins, dubbed it Mount Junk 1 suppling plenty of rebounding that all team rosters are closed ship. ering playing out his option Do^ibins at Schaefer Stadium. veteran Jack Maitland 33 on bridging the Long Island is transported to the landfUl jiy Central earlier Friday defeated the Bills. John Rauch was mism had burst. He was in more than 50 applicants for the straight goals for the Blues to and now use it as a ski jump householder puts out a gar­ and defensive strength to offset but any. boy between 10 and 13 “ I told them not to pass next season.^’I don’t think it Csonka (925), Morris (6M) just 3 carries. Sound and the Atlantic site and compacted into five- Hartford 69-67. the coach then aqd for some the third year of his four- head football coaching jiiu st break open a close game with and park. bage can he is providing Retain Franchise the Supreme fire power. years of age may sign up on a because our line couldn’t pro­ oblique reason i^rsisted in would be right for the other and Kiick (424) have comUned Ocean. foot sections strong «iough Hartford and Wesleyan will year contract, and was going guys here who can’t get out Brown University. the Canucks. • And one of the most some of the land for his base­ HONOLULU (AP) - The T u e ^ y , two new sponsors waiting list for possible tect the passer,” Saban said, trying to make one of the for a total of 2,043 yards on the The Brookhaven garbage to become durable building meet Saturday in a consolation to the front office to ask to —if that’s the right word,” Johnny McKenzie got two ambitious garbage sports ball field or basketball Texas Rangers again will have will battle for league honors, openings during the course of recalling that one quarter­ world’s most gifted runners Athletic Director Andy ground. Tbe vulnerable New Tbe Patriots released veteran sports park is expected to blocks. game. be traded.” he said. “ We’ve lost together assists and rapped home what parks is currently being built courts and setting aside two a working agreement with with Andy’s Foodtown in a the season. back, Mike Taliaferro had a blocker and pass receiver. Geiger said Thursday the com­ England defense had yielded Bob Gladieux this week. To fill solve the area’s solid waste “ I was sort of headed off,” and we’re going to inn to­ proved to be the winning goal as In Brookhaven, Long island, If present plans are fol- cents to pave the tennis Pittsfield in the Eastern match-up with the Manchester Williams was leading scorer suffered a shoulder injury “ We weren’t enemies, but mittee will narrow the field of almost as much yardage, 2,178, his running spot, Henry problem by the use of sani- he said. He was told that gether. I really think we’re the Blazers beat the Whalers in in New York. lowed the ' a r b a g e will courts,” Pope said. for Trinity and high rebounder when sacked. “ And I didn't we didn’t agree on football applicants to “ no less than in the Patriots’ woeful 2-9 Maihews, a 224i)Oond rookie Ury landfill for at least the League in 1973. State Bank. Andy’s under the Saban was to' be the new starting to put.it together. the WHA. Tom Simpson’s first Brookhaven is the largest eventually become a huge Fourteen million tonk of for the game, want to lose another one.” So philosophy,” says Simpson of three” to «u b le him to make a record. from Midiigan State, was ac­ next 20 years. The Rangers also announced teadersbip of Ray McNickle, General Manager Bob Scbeff- coach. Simpson knew that This imght sound crazy but town In area in New York sports city copsisting of 16 garbage will be used to cre­ Wesleyan senior forward Simpson, a thoroughbred, be­ Rauch. “ I felt kind of w orth-' recommendation to Brown goal of the season proved to he at baseball’s winter meetings Landry. McNickle's ing of the New York Mets man­ Saban, former Denver coach, this is going to be m y worst To make nutters wivse, the tivated Friday. Mathews State. Its 387 square miles The sports complex is be­ tennis courts, 15 handball ate the sports facilities. Brad Rogers was high game came a Clydesdale. less. President Donald F. Homlg. the winner as the Nationals Thursday that Joe Klein will basketball experience dates aged the Detroit ‘ngera to 101 had men like Little and off-season because I can’t Patriots can’t nutch a single probably will rank behind are located 60 miles east of ing built on a 74-acre site courts, five basketball Costs are estimated at $20 scorer with 24 points, and led Simpson, now in his fourth shaded the Jets. manage the Pittsfield team. back over the years as not only victories in 1961. Harvey Johnson took over Cookie Gilchrist do a lot of wait to come back next sea­ The conunlttee hopes to be able one ot Bfiaml’s ball carriers. Ashton, Tarver and Maitland. Manhattan and extend an­ which uses 1,000 tons of gar­ courts, two football fields. million spread over 20 years. year in pro football, has suf­ Wesleyan rebounding with 11. for Rauch and still there was running. In fact Little, Simp- son.” to report by mid-December.

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Grant speed, good condition, easily Hoodng-Plumblng 17 exterior, paperhanging, fully Gonmcticiit make your own holidays (Co., Manchester Parkade. convertedrtc ■ to wrecker or brighter. Call 289-4922. Jii5A£USi2iU^L£££*!L V , T H E insured. For free* estimates, SAM Watson Plumbing and Companies Need 60 MUTT, IT'S iT-i' MUTT. WHY ABC CERAMICS otherwise. 643-1442. HOUSEWIVES! Work from ft; ANSWER li call 649-9658. If no answer 643- Heating. Bathroom remodeling Computer People Happy Birthday PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKI S W E E T W OAAAN’S NOT DONY YOU 63 Tolland Tpke. LUBE man — Opening for your own home and earn in­ THE 6362. and repairs. Free estimates. IN A BVLDMOOD LIKE ANSWER I M anehotter 1972 FORD Pick-up FIDO, V8 • • ■ NOW! experienced, qualified man. come for those little extras. JULIE PHONE / Ranger, 8’ style side body, Call 649-3808. TODAY] th e . f; RICHARD E. Martin. Full YOU can train for a Opportunity for advancement if For information. Call 647-1909 Love, HER! canvas cover, rear step PHONE » I =' rofessional painting service, right ingredients present. Apply after 6. Marybeth, Suaan, bumper, low mileage, asking BOTTI Heating and Plumbing higli pay consputer career (keeimnre Gfts iterior - exterior. Free es­ in person, Dillon Sales and $2,795. Call after 6 p.m. 649- B — Prompt, courteous service. The demand for computer people la Katie and Paul timates, fully insured. 649-4411. Service, Manchester. SECRETARY with M TST Lessons Suppliet 4677. Call 643-1496. greater than the supply. Ttat'a why some ..of Ooanecticat'S'vhlHOSt experience, want|ed, for j:on- r ' ' Open;' ■■■ ■ •••••• •••••• geniaf elegant Htirtford law' of- ' C. AND G. Home Improve­ NO JOB too small. Immediate compables COME TO US for data experienced iuleslady for ’ Hapjiy Birthday TiM.-fi14qf, 1-11 PK Motorcfcloo-Bleycloo 11 lice. Legal experience ment. Interior, exterior pain­ service on service calls. Free processing professionals. If you qualify I retail clothing store. Sunday, OeoemberSrd C.P.I. will prepare you for a computer desirable but not essential. Sat aid SmMy, 2 4 PJl ting and wallpapering. Free estimates gladly given on Knowledge of sewing preferred EXPERT repairing all makes career. Then we'll help get yon but not necessary. New store in Excellent opportunity. Call 525- LAURIE estimates. 2 2 8 -^ , 228-3531. heating or Numbing. Faucets AM « of bicycles including 3 ,5_and 10- stdrted. Pathmark Sho; Center, 6645. Love, repaired or installed. Water speeds.spi ds. Manchester■■ ■ ' Bicycle Make your move TODAY. Next claaa Manchester. Cal Interview. AllofUa DONALD E. Tarca - pumps worked on. Complete Shop. starts January 2. . 1-889-0606. RECEPTIONIST - Typing paperhanging and painting. heating systems, rec rooms, CaU 5 2 »«m . Ext. IS Haff. Tw4sMe**#SlMe»ed Free estimates. Call 643-0271. etc. Call M & M Plumbing & re^uir^, good with figures, MsHsmiM >re

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oott-aM thPm 41 OanfM Productt 80 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancnesiur, cumt., i I rwzsu. *, sa ia — m u o i «-»r ziacuv MANCHESTER - Available THREE Gray kittens, free. BUY, your potatoes direct from Hmma For Bah Roaaaa .For Bah 72 Out O l Toam-For Bah 78 Out at Taam-For Bah Two fenoale, ooe 8 nnonths, one the potato warehouse, Comer of inunedlately, modem carMted- 87 / 1 ooerr wANfm w e a r . nwle, fluffy. After 6 p.m., 648- Buckland Rd. and Tolland one-bedroom apartment in 9 aquEezemeULe VjxtrtMEHREAa' r — MANi^ESTER -r Available MANCHESTER- Attractive9 wAt ZSIAOie tslAI-ne ^ rff-wr . PORTLAND — 12-room NORTHERN N.Y. 25 acres 8236. Turnpike, Buckland. Bonus family house. Appliances, You’re Invited bedroom Colonial with tW AYS YdAjTO Colonial, circa 1700, 4 riverfront, $6,000. Boating, with each purchase. Call 646- and hot water. Security,^’ b o w ; W Center IStreet. New t - m e n R s r irst floor office-business baths, garam. flrwlace and bedrooms, formal dining room, swimming, fishing, hunting, MINIATURE Schnauzers, 8248. required. $146. Eastern SUNWIY, 2-5 P.M. B U Z Z A R D TO 2 full baths, 2 half baths, 3 wooded, eTectric, near coUeges. ^ t e , 649S2S0. e, SO’ to 8,500 square feet. treed lot. Low 3l)s. R. F. AKC, cropped, no shedding, .’ossible telephone and Blanduud Agency, Realtors, PUT ON MIS fireplaces, wide floor boards. Box 534, Canton, N.Y. 13617. perfect for Christmas giving. FRESH-MADE Sweet Cider, 6498482. beamed ceilings, 2 acres plus. Call 315-3893184. also aroles and pears. Botti FumMiod Apartmanta aecreterial service. Merritt N w homes in Manchester SN O N -D R E S Agency, 6491180. with rural settings now untler MCOAU5E*- $47,900. Baskbi Real Estate, Fruit Farm, 260 Bush Hill MANCHESTER— Executive 4- Bolton Branch, 647-9119. Road, Manchester. TWO-ROOM furnished ap ArttefM for Solo 48 460 BIAIN St. — Ideal for store, construction, or pick your bedroom Ranch in the exditlng own lovely lot! Porter Street area. Huge t i ^ COVENTRY - 7-room Cape, 9 Heu— hoM floods 81 office, etc. $160. CaU 6498426,9 LIVE BAIT - Open 24 hours. 5. NUTMEG HOMES, he., has a lot. SOs. R. F. Blanchard 4 b^rooms, IMi baths, large JuitUttod,owiMrapntaGaocgla...>- Ring bell for service. Shiners, Agency, Realtors, 6492482. kitchen, dining room, den, THREE bentwood chaira, $3 reputation for excellence of room hoiM with IH hatha, big lot with crawlers, ec. 144 Deming GOUJ CARD HOLDKRa 533 Main St., 650 square feet, fireplace, patio, aluminum view located In one d ToUand'a flaw Street, Manchester. Wapping each. Newly slip covered 10% DISCOUNT FREE CHECKING 20% DISCOUNT TOLLAND — (Planning newly construction and design. IIA — Acre — Solid 8-room siding, fenced yard, and gar- aacUoaa. Top value here et only tuxedo couch, Mo. Large decorated two room furnished renovated-^ basement included Come see why! |3I,9W. Give u a call end atort Road. BOLTON — ideal joffices, retail etc. Colonial, birch cabinets, $24,500. Merritt Agency, wooden framed mirror, 43x35^’, To aH OoU Oai« Holden ACCOUNTS to Senior atfm is all day; 10%i apartment, in lovely older ceranjic tile bath, bam, clean 1-1180. ptddng. T.J. Orackatt, Realtor at SO- $25. Console stereo, AM-FM home. Perfect for siiu ^ person Reaaonable. 5890518. Directions: North on- (^ n isM KMORI^DRIf) u n or Tolland Office IT H m . CARPETS — Wholesale to you to an Boalar OUiaMM at Monday and litooday, PHARMACY on'aeoWI$Bdie. riv ^ sJ|mraing, fishing. • • S o WHEN at our warehouse. The Carpet radio, $50. Turntable with 1:30 - 4:80 Wodnoaday, or married couple. Near 1-86, Vernon St, left.o«bJVoh.. GLASTONBURY - Zoned for weaker, $30. Two lamps, $5. any ol our braoebeo. Ronto 44A exit 99. CaU 8791925. mond Rd., rJght oni D O E S M E T l^ M erchants, 1310 Tolland Thoraday and FMday. Bob o ar For Ront 89 OKA/.OUAV.' horses, m acres, 6-room Turnpike, Manchester. 646-8568. Double b ^ frame, $5. Single at the Notch Kennedy Rd. ^Lobk forr 'EM OPT? Ranch, large rec room, IVh mahogany bed frame, $5. Phone SOON AS I Mfantoff-ltoftl Eatoto 77 HARTFORD BRAY'S THREE furnished carpeted SKIERS — Qialet for rent by eigne. CUSTOM RAISED Ranch, 7 FMISHCUTItNO baths, inter-com, fully DISPOSABLE diapers, factory n,'ant\ NATIONAL Open Monday - Batorday M, rooms, parking one car, no season, week, or weekends, rooms, 2 baths, paneled carpeted. Owner, 633-5687, 561- ntiUties, no pets, security, $130. 1HC GRASS! 15M. SELLING your home or irregulars, less than one-third Snndaya and HeJIdaya 8-1 JBWBLRRS located in Dover, Vermont, carpeted recreation room; 15 CUBIC foot Westinghouse BANK 64660$7. fireplace, sundeck, garages, acreage? For prompt friendly retail cost. Call 647-9053 X TMMAnf 8T. betw een Mount Snow and Your Homs May Be service, call- Louis -Dimobi bk refrigerator with freezer com­ between 9-4 p.m. and Truat Co. M4 Oebter I t, Maacasater BfANOHBSTEB Haystdek. Slegw 10, aU con- Taken In Trade ;arden, privacy. Hutchins EAST Hartford — 7-room partment, good condition. Call 643-O U ll Houaaa lor Ront 68 gency, Realtors, 6495324. . 0 customized Ranch. Four Realty, 6499823. 649-7105 after 4:30. MANCHKSntB PAHKADH Bfanchester venibneea. (;all 646-0557, BUS CLEAN, dark ridi loam, five evenings. bedrooms, rec room, TOLLAND near Parkway, 9 BELFIORE breezeway, garage. Parklike ALL CASH for your prop yards, $22.50. Sand, gravel, MANCHESTER - Deluxe 9 within 24 hours. Avoid red Itape, stone, manure, pool, patio sand LOOK! 30” Coppertone room older home in good condi­ AQENCY room Garrison Colonial, 2 ^ ard. Immaculate condition, Frigidaire electriiric range. Buakma Proporty- Instant service. Hayes Agency, and firewood. 64341504. For your Art and Point tion with acreage and pond. f^T O R S-647-1413 baths, carpeting, double gar- ayes Agency, 6490131. excellent condition, $75. Four- 1 0 % O F F Gall References, $225 monthly. For B ah 71 age, q^uality»Iity construction,cc tX-2 6490131. ALUMINUM sheets used as piece white bedroom set, $125. Supplies, stop In a t... Hayes Agency, 6490131. luchard Martin School. Hayes EAST Hartford — Open House. K ing plates, .007 thick, 6464082. AU regular priced merdian- CHAPLIN - Route 196, ideal MANCHESTER - 4 family, Agency, 6490131. Saturday and Sunday, 2-4 p.m. ” .25 cents each or 5 for $1. 647-9966 10% FOUR-ROOM single clean, $170 location tar antique shop, gift excellent condition, 4 bedrooms Houaaa For Bah 72 Houses For Sale Loh-Land For Bah 7$ 47 Ridgewood Road, off Forbes. TOADmONAL sofa, 102” long, dlse. Sales and fair traded slum, retail store, or smaU Beautiful 8-room Colonial Phone 643-2711. merchandise ezeinded. E. A. JOHNSON DISCOUNT monthly, heat-electricity not in 2 apartments, centrally THREE-BEDROOM family IS PROPERTY gold damask, excellent For details on Senlar OMsens I provided.providM. Available immediate-immemaie- restaurant. Beautiful spot, 2 located. Hutchins Agency home by owner. Large lot. GARRISON (Colonial 7 years Priced in the 40’s. Barter Real­ buUdiiun. Only^$5,000. B aito IMMEDIATE COVENTRY - 28 acres, bam, HOT water furnace, with condition. $200 Phone 6434)518. Gold Card prtvUegea. MMcSESIBi I W. CaU 6498474, 168 Woodland Realtors. 6495324. walking distance to three old, modem kitchen, formal well, brook, frontage on two ty. 644-1221, 5290688, 644-2246." m m PAIN T 00. I Street, Muchester. Real Estate, Bolton Brandi, 'scbiiols, 6490735: dining room, first-floor family OCCUPANCY controls, 77,000 BTU, convector C M KT CDIIER, MCL 647-9119. roads, $31,900. Baskin Real That’i • quatthm w* kN Mlwd almokt SEWING Ma c h in e s, singer HOUSE ANTIQUE Colonial, C3rca 1820, room, 24’ living room with Cosy 6-room Cape. Im­ GLASTONBURY - Charming IVM7 day. Frankly Un way a pnparty type radiators, 32’* and 36” - • ------“ !Zig- 7ZS MAIN 8TBEET Estate, Bolton Branch, 647- aluminum combination doors, Touch and Sew, $47.50; 1972 Zig- 311 Main St, Manehaator BOLTON - Single home, 4 completely restored. EightIght UMKHCSTER fireplace, 4 bedrooms, garage, maculate featuring large eat- 9119. six-room Colonial plus separate "mavw" daptada a lot «a how It la built-in tub. 643-2465, 643-1442. Zag, unclaimed law-away, & H A L E MANCHESTER U G G E H DRUG 040-2130 large rooms. (^alTafter 5, 649 WBST HARTFORD rooms, 2 fireplaces, country level lot, nicely landscapM, in kitchen, 8 full baths, facilities for motner-in-law or handlad. For ttila raaaoa whaa you aro $43.75. Guaranteed. 522-0931, MB MAIN STREET BIANCraiSIBCB PAHKADH •MTOWNHOUfllfloee kitchen...... i with ll...... - all built-ins. Mid FOREST HILLS 200' frontage, $41,900. Philbrick fireplace, paneled dining Out of Toam-For Bah 75 separate office. Beautifully buying or telling wo anggoat yoa glvt dealer. aiMBtl 40s. Frechette & Matin Agency, Realtors, 646-4800. landscaped. 1^4 acres adjoining ua a call. Wa aru oU aaoagk to to SLOT car road race set, 15’ of ^. >?***• * yews young, oompMa lot |1N, gmntdy td., Nw .4- room, carpeting, rec room, 9 Realtors,. 647-9993. Evenings, country club. Louis Dlmock. txparlanMd...Young onoagi to to track, cars, controls, good Out of Toam- kSDtMn, 1H baOw, olr-oondltlonlno, btdroom Rtiitd Ranch. Two car garage. Beautifnl treed TOLLAND - 3 months bid agipruaalva...Largt aaoagh to to af- condition. Phone Evening, 649- SINGER Touch and Sew, like For Rant 68 owpM ng, laundry taoSMat, fuSy oo- BIU Coe, 6496737. • CAPE, modem kitchen formal raised Ranch, 6 rooms, garage, Realty, 6499823. new, hems, buttonholes, stretch FBEE OHBOKlNa BEHVKHI hatha, tee finsiacat, calhadral lot. Convenient location. nctant...and amall aaoagh to to ptr- 5678. CcNirtety and . . . If lt*s hardw are, to oar Odd Card ll i l U l dining room, fireplace in living Sewers. $31,900. fireplace, formal dining, Iv^ stitches, monograms, sews on ROCKVILLE - Loveland THREE-Bedroom Ranch with caitini, fMdtiena firaplaca. room, den and 3 bedrooms, SOUTH WINDSOR EdVo Adama . . . Consideration we have It! Senior aoumm baths, m acres. Principals, H.O. model train set, 4x8’ buttons, fancy designs. Heights Apartment, — One and aae-seu fireplace, dining L, paneled Immadiait accupancy. fricad in hand split shingles for siding, $31,900. Owner, 875-5077. 150, now only«ly GUT AND CURL given to the $40’a. REISER REALTY i.LiKMnTiineY layout, complete. Excellent H tM T I two bedroom apartments, family room, wall-to-wall level lot with olueberrles and NHY CUMI STARS? RBALTORS •U-lUO condition. Phone evenings, 649- $99.66. Easy teniis. 5224)47^ 393 Broad 8L Senior Cltiiens a t ... MANGHESTER Open Batorday • • U Noon heated, carpeting throughout, P tIflIR RIALTY carpeting, cedar shingles, gar­ apple trees. Handy location. 286-8628 MLS-Raaltor ANDOVER LAKE - Excellent dealer. for yonr convenienoe S m Idt G ItliM t’ appliaiices, and ^ 1 facilities, MLMmALTOR age. Owner, 6491628. $29,900. Philbrick ° Agency, For the family seeking 5678. view, 9room aluminum sided convenient one floor Uvlng; HARDW ARE & (tentral aAr-conditioning. 'CaU R.C. HARMON Realtors, 6494200; Cape. Full basement, tranquil ESTATES and household lots to SHAMPOO AND MANGHESTER R t li G an k 8792505. After 6, 8794901. SEVEN-ROOM, Split level, may we Invite you to our BOSTON rocker, lounge chair, PO M FRET-A i FAMILY 646-7900 BrekanPratactad setting. Immediate occupancy. HAGLER Real Estate needs handmade quilted comforts, buy. Bob Fluckiger, 6493247. SUPPLY GO. MANGHESTER TEN-ROOMS Contemporary large living room with Only $23,500. Hayes Agency, sprawling 9room Ranch on a listings. Call 6496624. SET $2.25 DRUB ROCKVILLE — Sunny small 4- Ranch with 9room studio, over fireplace, beautiful family 646d)131. high private lot with toads of dolls, wreaths, baskets, Christ­ 295 BROAD ST. room rented apartmoit and COLONIAL mas tree and decorations. 649- CLEAN USED — refrigerators, n i MAIN STREET 877 MAIN STREET STATE BANK (OppsBlte Sens Boebook) room apartment, second floor, GREAT potential — IMi acres of land with a view, room, IVh...... baths, wall-to-wal all trees. Seldom can we offer a SELLING your property? (tell ranges, automatic washers For Senior Citizens BtANCBESTEH near center, one child accepted. owner 9room apartment, on Six rooms with attached Manchester, 9room Colonial redwood constmetion. Large carpet and many extras. 5459. IMl MAIN STREET U.S. H i^#ay, excellent condi­ NORTH COVENTRY home on one level with so us first. We’ll buy your home with guarantees. See them at B. Mon. to Sat. CALL 643-1161 CaU 1-6844331. garage, in a pleasant south with 2-car garage, also a 9car Thermopane windows. Garage, large wooded lot with much room, (tell J. Gordon immediately at a fair price, all MS-2S17 •4B-4B41 MANCHESTER tion, $65,5(i0. Baskin Real TAG SALE — Tools and garden D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main west location. Interior garage with office space, 2 Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. privacy. $36,000. Philbrick for details. cash. Cali Lou Arrada, 644-1539. St., Call 643-2171. ROCKVILLE - Hi^iland Ave. Estate, Bolton Branch, 647- features include a fireplaced greenhouses vrith beat, Targe 2- Agency, Realtors, 6494200. LOMO GQNTEMRIMRY tools, etc. December 2,9-4 p.m. iTtfnTflaiM 9119. Armda Realty. December 3,10-4 p.m. 39 North NOW .. .No service charges AppUaaoes and TV Tbot large and beautiful 3Vk rooms, living room, formal dining story warehouse suitable for RAISED Ranch, 7 rooms, Big raised Ranch with WESTINGHOUSE air- Golden of any kind with CRT’s one-bedroom apartments, heat, storage of boats, trailers, or formal dining room, eat-in GARRISON (Colonial 5 extra- Elm Street, Manchester. "The town's leiKiIng Houaoa For Bahi room, eat-in kitchen, first features galore. Double door ntuumwMUMito conditioner, 20,000 BTU, $150. Y ears C om plim entary - 65 TREASURE SHOPPE hot water, all appliances 72 heavy equipment. Over one kitchen, living room has large rooms, 2 or 3 bedrooms, entry, fireplaced living room M hn-IU H o ^ in t air-conditioner 6,000 Checking Accounts, If you’re floor laundry room, half-batb, large screened porch, garage. 1830 AUTHENTIC muskat Checking hardware store',' JEWELERS including dishwasher, disposal, acre of land. Monin Realty Co., cathedral ceiling, large master and family room, formal NOTICE BTU, $95. Saviims Bank of 66 or Over. HERE is a nice, clean older full basement and 3 bedrooms 233-3394, 5291376. bedroom, family room, floor-to- handy location, $31,900. lamp, would make nice Christ­ AccouniA MANCHESTER PABKADE carpeting, pool and your own with a full bath upstairs. dining room, completely Town of Coventry mas gift. 640-4679. Manchester, 646-1700. blau private terrace in country home n ev ^ redecorated inside ceiling fireplace, IVk baths, Philbrick Agency , Realtors, No Service Charge. setting. $165. Rockland Terrace and out. Inree bedrooms, one Exterior features include a JUST listed clean Cape in quiet aluminum siding, 2-car garage, 6494200. equipped kitchen, 3 big zoning board of appeals BUSH CoNNECrnCUT bath, fuU basement with steam screened porch overlooking bedrooms, 2 full batlu. Must MANSFIELD - Non­ There will be a Public OLYMPIA studio typewriter, ADMIRAL console TV. Small 3- Unlimited free money We honor area Senior Apartments, 8724360, 5294586. neighborhood, 2 full oaths, full acre lot with privacy, $35,m. development, 4V4-room Ranch, piece sectional couch, brown. 'orders for Senior Cltisena oil heat. Full attic for the pleasantly private yard dormer, treed lot, 6 rooms, plus Philbrick Agency, Realtors, SIX-ROOM older home, 3 down be seen. $37,900. Mr. Lewis, Hearing of the Zoning Board of full keyboard, used very little, HARDWARE GO. B a n k a Citizens with a 10% children’s play area on rainy aluminum siding, reflnished like new, wiUi stand, 646- with savings accounts. ^ HBim ’S ROCKVILLE — Two-room with mature shrubs and trees. rec room. Excellent family 6494200. and 3 up, completely 6495306. and repainted throughout. (Juiet Appeals on Monday, Dec. 4, 1M MAIN STREET days. LpcaiBted on West Center Upper 20s. redecorated. On dead end 0881. T r u s t Of _ discount (m aD furnished apartment, utiUties This home is located within a dead-end road, half mile from 1972 at 7:30 p.m. in the Base­ MOVING — Early American VERNON BEANOHBSMEIA included, $30 weekly. Four Street within walking distance half-mile from neighborhood Estate , 6^126, 6491922.6< street. Handy to bus and shop- •••B&W ••• ment Room of the Town Office furniture, 2 twin beds, dressers, 8 Branch Offices U15 Bfaln Street , pnrehaaea. of everything. Priced ri|At at MANCHESTER B . $29,900. Philbrick Agency, shopping center. Reduced to AL-TEC Lancing speakers, 15” NATIONAL BANK Gtt-4U1 rooms, appliances, yard, $115, shopping and the Keeney Dm BMtOm MW WUUCf to $22,500. Lessenger Co., Building to hear the following main, with cabinets. After 5, sofa bed, redwood picnic table Open Daily tin 9 p.ra. monthly plw utiUties. 8796359, $2000. Call Bea Millette, MANCHESTER - Three Itors, 646-4200. RMiUn-EU VERNON CIRCLB ' in M anchester 8M. tm 609 fvls Realty*’ Company, Street school. $29,500. Realtors, 1-4299291, 742-9718, Appeals: 646-5879. and benches, formicanici kitchen 7:304:30 p.m. bedroom Ranch, living room VALUE PAGKD Sn ir Mmdmltf PirMt, MmnIi. MI43M 643-8115. set. Also Garage Sale — small titers, MLS, ^1121. ODEQARD REALTY with fireplace, dining room, RANCH, 8 rooms, large living 1. Mr. Herbert Weir of Line A 7-room home that is St., Glastonbury, CT appealing TAG SALE — Used furniture, items, December 2-3, 7-5 p.m. STATE-''"” ROCKVILLE — Five rooms, 643-4388. kitchen, heated porch, garage. room and “L” snapM dining 95 Carriage Drive, Mrachester. G O L D C A R D S everything you can want, with room with fireplace, 3 VERNON - 50 miles view, 1V4 GLASTONBURY - For sale by for a special exception as clothes, dishes and odds and For Photographlo Needs and We Carry a Full Line acre yard, appliances, $150 Treed lot. Extras, fine home tor 2 full baths, family room, full owner, 3-bedroom custom built 646-1064. Senior Citixens Gold WELCOMED AT WJUITED young couple. $28,300. Warren bedrooms, IVk baths, large pan- acres, hill to^ estate, 2400 provided for in Section 2.4.1 of ends. December 2,3,4.10 a.m.- Help to Senior Ottlaena, of Tonraine Paints and monthly, plus utiUties. Four- cellar for your workriiop. Ranch, 28x60’. Two baths, two 8 p.m., 31 Cumberland Drive, ...... rooms, appliances, parking, NEW LIS'nNG - Forest Hills. E. Hlowland.o7 • ■ - Realtor, ■ 6491106...... - eled family room, den, garage, square foot brick Ranch. fireplaces. Lots of extras. Built the Zoning Regulations to allow Cards are honored at SEE I Beautiful young Ranch. Seven Immediate occupancy. Isn’t it patio, city utilities. $31,^. Excellent area. $54,900. Hayes East Hartford, second floor. Mualeal InatrumonH 83 Wallpivor Supplies. Offers Reduced $115 monthly, pluk utiUties. for convenience at 1992 year round occupancy of a 0359.7:399:30 p.m. basic rooms, plus playroom, 145 Adams Street, older 9room, time you took action? Call Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Agency, 6490131. Glastonbury Rd., overlooking seasonal dwelling located oi> SIX string classical guitar, 2 Admissiona to Senior To enjoy this immaculate 14-'i office, laundry andno sewing 2-story house, ideal for today, 6496306, ask for Tony 6494200. WALNUT contemporary room acre estate. 9-room oldei ANDOVER — Snug year 'round Mlnnechaug Golf (teurse. In the Squirrel Trail. divider, 70” long, 56” tall, 17” nnonths oM,old, original ■ cost over NASSIFF SALEM NASSIFF PAUL'S C itizens on aH film ELLINGTON - Pinney Brook I room, cedar closet. Four someone with large family and Wasllefsky. low 50’s. For appointment call, 2. Mr. William Gabbey of $100, will sell for $75. Including Coloiilal with 4 bedroonu, bedrooms, charming and willingness to work.i. SomeSo MANCHESTER - 7-year old home, overlooking lake, large wide, with glass enclosure and CAMERA ft PHOTO SHOP ,,PAINT, ft .. programa. Apartments, new 9room unit. 6496801. Vernon St., Manchester 25” serving cabinet. $65, 647- case and strap. Call between 9- ew BIADT ST. in btfek one-story garden lovely , living room, dining e l e ^ t . 9zone heat,-two- full remodeling started.-$18,500. Rpneh on acres .in Kenney ?>aneted living room wit A R M S C O . 768 MAIN SXBDBm W AUf APEB 8UPFI.T baths, two-car garage. Please R.H. Barry Realtor, 6496882, Street area. 3 bedrooms, living ireplace, eat-in kitchen wit appealing for relief from the 1812. 11 a.m. 872-4^. MANCHESTER 946 MAIN STREET apartment...... building. ToTotal ' elec­ ■ robm, den, TV room. All 111 MUMIM MUa to Ml aiAIN STREET au-UM Enjoy Yourself — tastefully decorated and inspect this one. Mr. 649-4364. Mtei-au room, dining room, kitchen, buiU-ins, treed lot, $19,900. 17 ROOM8 restrictions imposed in SMtion tric. Range, refrigerator, and family room with raised Baskin Real Estate, Bolton Yea, pracUcally vacant 9 badroom 10.3 of the Zoning Regulations MISCELLANEOUS- Including ACCORDIAN, 120 bass, good •U-ISW Get Oat To See. A Movie disposal, air-conditioner, in­ carpeted. 5 box-staU horse Lombardo, Belfiore Agency, 947-9U9 IM MAIN ST U i r i 647-1413. hearth fireplace. A finer home Branch, 647-9119. home on alz acrea In Varnon. Haa 4Vk to allow for constmetion of an m hand vacuum, used once; condition. $85. Phone 646-^93, terior brick waU. Adults only. bam, with tack room, fenced MANCHESTER - Large batlu, eicellanl conatmetlon (built In after 5:30 p.m. 0191999 custom built Ranch on two in pristine condition. Call addition to an existing building French doors, several wood No pets. $140 monthly, $140 riding area. Sprlng'fed pond. RANCH on three acres with 11 Warren E. Howland, Realtor, Vernon Low30's IMI) plua a awimming pool, etc. storm doors and screens. 6 ^ lease securite. CaU James J. NEW LISTING - Two family, acres wooded lot. Finished Owner traniferred, open to offert. T.J. on West Shore Drive. 96: Just off Main Street. Newly■■ vly basement and rec room with large rooms, 3 baths, 5 643-1106. RAISED MUCH Crockett, Renllor, M3-U77. 5006. SPINET console piano may be Gessay, at 87^134. •V-v bedrooms, family room, 2 Interested persons are purchases by small monthly Known for 9*MHfy ALSO OFFERING DISCOUNTS TO SENIOR CITIZENS ARE THE FOL- Ihqciire for details at painted. Mr. Lombardo, fireplace. Two bedrooms, living Here is the holiday present to MBUUn AGENCY kitchens, could be Ideal for in­ RANCH, living room with invited to attend. HAND crocheted vests, 100% payments. S « it locally. Write \< ROCKVILLE - 131 Union Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. room with fireplace,Irepla dining end all holiday presents. New­ Coventry Zoning Famous for Service LOWING: Adams Jewelers, Beltone Hearing Services, Inc., Billie’s Beauty our store. Open Mon. - Realtors 646-1180 room, kitchen, iT^ baths, gar­ laws, bam, 6 horse stalls, 6 fireplace, modern kitchen. VERNON - Six-room Spilt, wool, choice of colors, aiso Cortland Music Company I, Street, very neat four-room, regulation dog kennels. ly listed 7-room Raised Ranch Board of Appeals P.O. Box 35, Cortland, Ohio Sat. 9-9:30, Son. 9-8 MANCHESTER - Low SOs, 9 age and two patios. Size, qumity dining room, paneled den, three bedrooms, IVk baths, afghahs. Call 649-3751. two-bedroom apartment in Philbrick Agency, Realtors, beautifultiR...... park-like lot...... 250’ deep. on a beautifully treed lot. Two Raymond Desmone, Evenings and weekends. 44410. Shop, Capitol Equipment Co., Inc., Conn. Institute of Hairdressing, Coret older borne. Second floor. Gas room Colonial, large backyard, and location mdke this a rare large kitchen, one block from 4-bedrooms, Itk baths,. large arge find. Call Warren E. Howland, 646-4200. $26,000. Philbrick Agency, baths, built-ins, rec room, sun elementary school. Asking (teairman Casuals, Jon-Ly Coiffures, Land O’ Fashion, Logan Mills, Lovely Lady pnd gas stove, refrigerator SEVEN-ROOM (Contemporary, Realtors, 6494200. deck and 9garages. Fantastic Offlee-Store EquIpmMt 54 NORTHWAY includki. Couple with one child beamed ceiUngs, paneUng, two sunporcb, walk to all schools. Realtor, 643-1108. $31,000. LaPenta Agency, November 21, 1972 Soats-AccMsorles 48 For the large growing family. OVERSIZED custom 4- at $33,900. CaU Jon Jennings, Reator, 6492440. Beauty Salon, Manchester High School, Merle Norman Cosmetics, Pentland PHARMACY p e rm itte d , no p ets. $140 baths, family room, garages. bedroom Colonial built in 1972, FRIDEN progromatic F. J. Spileckl, lo ite r , 6492121. MANCHESTER - 9bedroom 6495306. ZONING BOARD OF EVINRUDE outboard motors, 9S8 MAIN STREET ZM N . MAIN ST. monthly, $140 lease security. Sweeping views. Privacy. first-floor family room with Raised Ranch, living room with flexowriter, electric The Florist, Petite Beauty Shop, Reed’s Inc., The Book Shop, Turnpike TV, CaU James J. Gessay at 879 Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 649 SOLD HEBRON — Cozy 5Mi room APPEALS Holsclaw and Mastercraft MANCHESTER (N ext to Top Notoh) VERPLANCK SCH(X)L area, fireplace, large bright living fireplace, formal dinl Ranch, large fireplaced living trailers, sales-service. typewriter, makes and reads 0134. 5324. We have sold over a dozen and dining rooms off central Da MSSn M MlUa to HEBRON, tapes, for repetitive use, good Urfcanetti’s Shoe Repair Shop, Vincent’s Food Haven, Sam Yuyles. 7-room Colonial in pleasingcon- kitenen with buiit-ins, self­ room, 3 large bedrooms, Complete service department, •U-8171 9M4Ua9 homes in the past 21 days. hall. (Complete custom kitchen cleaning oven, two baths, city CONNECTICUT condition. Also adding machine VERNON — One and two ELEVEN-ROOM Colonial. dition on quiet street. Three modem kitchen, priced to sell boating supplies, accessories, bedrooms, dressing room, We need at least 12 more with built-ins, 2Mi baths with facilities, $50,000. Baskin Real at $25,000. E. A. M itten and manual typewriter. .643- bedroom apartments, one Large bam, acerage, sweeping marble vanities, 2-car Woolsey paints, Gerich’s 1442. fireplace in living room and homes to sell, so we can Estate, Bolton Branch, 647- Realtors, 643-6930, 6499890. Marine Sendee, 1982 Tolland bedroom starting at $155, two views. Hutchins Agency, basement. Cheerful difiing make 12 more of our oversized garage, full walk-out 9119. TOLLAND — 9room Colonial, 4 NOTICE Tpke., Buckland, 643-2363. bedrooms, starting at $190. Ilraitors, 649^5324. basement with sliding glass AnOqma 56 Rooms Without Board 89 GARDEN TYPE - two- room, family room with picture customers have a,Merry bedrooms, formal dining room HEBRON — Oversized 9room Apartmanta For Am t 63 Apartmonta For Ront 63 Features range, refrigerator, vdndow overlooking portion of O irlstm as. doors. Many extras including MANCHESTER $26,500 - Six- with built-in hutches, rec room. aluminum sided Cape, on 2 plus The Hebron Zoning Board of bedroom apartment, second dishwasher, disposal, waU-to- custom drapes, shades, washer- 1970 BOAT, motor and trailer, CHA RO Lane Antiques — floor. Includes heat. MANCHESTER 60x150’ yard with split rail room Colonial, 1 Ml baths, foyer, family room with fireplace, 2 acres. Oversized 2-car garage, Appeals will bold a Public take over pawnents. Phone 649- LIGHT Housekeeping room. WOODLAND THREE ROOMS, heated, wall carpeting, beat included. Thank vou for listing with dryer,r, refngerefrigerator and more, 2-car garage, trees. Call Ray full baths and half bath, large Furniture, tin, wooden ware, stove, refrigerator, linens MODERN one-bedroom appliances, carpets. $205 fence and lovely trees. Electric modem kitchen, 3 bedrooms Hearing on December 1$, 1972 2484 beforere 4 p.m. dr 649-4254. glass and china. We gift wrap couples only. Security deposit. apartment, wall-to-wall Children welcomed. 644-1330. D. NEW HOMES appliances, attic storage, near R U T H to FIREWOOD, seasoned, Near schools, churches • R ecroom LARGE 2-bedroom duplex, in SePaerGynt’s . hardwood, $15 half-cord. Free and shopping center, on DELUXE ONE-BEDROOM new 2-famlly, central, McKinney Lumber yard. ATTRACTIVE two-bedroom Beautifully remodeled home mother it'-. , -^*i4ellvery. 872-0204 after 5 and MANCHESTER —^Large bus line. anytime. More-More-More apartment at the Teresa convenient locationatio with nice 57-----avia furnished room, kitchen apartment, first floor. Apartments, including improvement show rooms. S6 Brasilian /Ceitli Real Sedate ..^weekeads. AllutIHtloalnehidodInroHt yard, sunken living room privileges, private entrance, Available immediately. Adults appliances, carpets and alr- leading to„ patio,_atlo, mui ail Suitable for many businesses. stDto h.i'pRY fireplace wood, $10 order, jarking. Phone 289-5112 6 4 6 - 2 6 2 3 only. Rental. $140, plus security coodltioning._ $ . m 71_per month. appliqncM and caneting, with Rent entire or part. 1-283-4460, 59 Rights (ab.) 6 4 9-1922 6 4 6 4 12 6 iM verad. CaU 7497886. stween 8-4:30 p.m. deposit. M. H. Palmer, Realtor, 947-1188 888-4480 Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649 bawmoit garace or 521-7373. Shown by nSmaU illatirijrntFr Etmtittg Bmdii 6 4 9 ^ , 6492996. [e. Afters p.m., barracuda 4535 6491021. 6490311. appointment only. eiMoveaUghlly (Mtwinwu IMTimite A»M.) i>i '■ I t - .

(f PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Dec. 2, 1972 Obituary Police Report tv ^ Market To Open About Town £*> R. Peistenberg The Singer Learning Ce for Early Childhood Edocad Miss Elizabeth R. Harold R. Usk, 38, of 134 ' check at the Town Line 481 Spring St., will Peistenberg, M, of Bloonrfield, Package Store, Spencer St., At ^Popular* Site Oakland St., was charged vision screening for pre-sch sister of Arthur J. Peistenberg Friday night with breach of police said. children, three to five years of Manchester, died Priday at a peace, in connection with an Coach was released on a |5(X) The vacant 18,000 square foot store at 725 E. Middle old, Monday through F^day local convalescent hospital. alleged robbery attempt at non-surety bond for court ’Tpke., unoccupied since late March, when Popular from 12:15 to 3 p. m.. Ap­ Bom in New York City, she Lock, Stock &° Barrel package appearance Dec. 18. Markets moved from Manchester, will be re-opened pointments may be made by lived in Bloomfield 12 years. store at 447 Main St. Wednesday morning by Frank’s Supermarkets Inc. calling the scbcoU 646-1610. She was a member of Sacred Police, were called to the Louis J. Grieco Jr., 16^and Frank’s, which has an outlet in Glastonbury, was burned Heart Church, Bloomfield. store at about 6:40 p.m. on Mark A.Musler, 17, both of 867 out of its store at Main and Brewei«Sts., East Hartford , The third annual “ Holiday at Other survivors are a report of an attempted robbery Center St.,were charged early the Homestead,” sponsored by brother. several weeks ago. ^ in progress. The complainant, a today with fourth-degree the Manchester Historical Puneral services will be held store employe, told police a larceny, police reported. Frank Toma, president of Frank’s, and store manager Matt Thurz will join Manchester officials in cutting an Society, will be held tomorrow Monday at 9:30 a.m. from man entered the store and said, Police said the charges stem from 1 to 4 p. m . at the Cheney Taylor & Modeen Puneral from the alleged siphoning of oversize S&H Green Stamp ribbon at 8:30 a.m. '"rhis is a stickup; give me W 4 ' Homestead, 106 Hartford Rd. Home, 12 Seneca Rd., Bloom­ your money.” gas from a car parked in the Toma described the new store as “ building from the field, with a Mass of the Lisk was taken into custody driveway of a Victoria Rd. experience and customer reactions to our policies in our Resurrection at Sacred Heart inside the package store. residence. Glastonbury store. We’ll stress full service in all The women’s auxiliary of the Church at 10. Burial will be in At police headquarters, Lisk Both youths were released on departments — ffbm custom trimming fresh meats to Manchester Midget Football Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, claimed that he had been their written promise to appear carrying out all shopping bags, right to customers’ cars.” Association will hold a Christ­ Bloomfield. There are no threatened by three youths in in court Dec. 18. Stressing the fact that Frank’s will give S&H stamps mas party Monday, Dec. 4, at calling hours. front of the package store. with purchases, Toma explained, “ We’re glad to add the the home of Mrs. James Memorial contributions may According to his statement, the Stanislaw Michalak, 39, of 9 bonus of stamps. Our customers realize our prices are Generis of 26 Flagg Dr. be made to a charity of the youths told him to go in the Anderson St., was charged with Members are reminded to bring donor’s choice. store and say it was a holdup, evading re sp on sib ility in highly competitive, and they appreciate the extra value grab-bag presents to the 7:30 “ or else.” connection with a Friday after­ the stamps represent.” Jacob Cooper p.m. party. Lisk was released on his noon accident on Main St. north COVENTRY - Jacob Cooper, written promise to appear in of E. Center St. 82, of Cedar Swamp Rd., North court Dec. 11. Police said Michalak’s car Mystic Review, NABA, will Coventry, died early this was in collision with a vehicle Group Reports hold its annual Christmas party morning at Manchester Robert P.Petersen, 27, of driven by Tina G-. Martin of 49 Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Memorial Hospital. Hartford, was taken into Laurel St. Damage was minor; home of Mrs. William ’Tuller, 12 B om in Holland Sept. 10,1890, custody Friday night on no injuries were reported, Diane Dr. Members are he had been a resident of North Sales Of charges stemming from the police said. reminded to bring grab bag Coventry for over 60 years and alleged attempt to get a forged Court date is Dec. 18. giftsj owned and operated his own prescription filled at Mott’s dairy farm there for many Shop-Rite pharmacy, 587 E. James A. Piascik,, 28, of Unsafe Toys years. Later he was employed Middle ’Tpke. Enfield, was charged Friday as custodian at the North Petersen was charged with with non-support on a Circuit WASHINGTON (AP) - An FDA spokesman said the A RefiffA^er Coventry Elementary School. » attempt to obtain controlled Court 12 arrest warrant. He Volunteer shoppers in 17 states agency, under the federal Toy He was a member of the Bob Miller, 40, displays a ‘ ‘Restoration by Boeing or Bust” substance by forgery of a was released on his written button that he an 59 other Boeing employes are wearing to say they have found on store Safety Act, had banned 839 Salvation Army. shelves hundreds of unsafe toys types of toys. MMtV CHENEY prescription, and attempt to promise to appear in court Jan. protest a wage cut they received. All are documentation Survivors are a son, Theunes 8. _____ the government banned as long obtain controlled substance by “ Parents haye confidence in UBRNRY Cooper of North Coventry; a personnel and they are threatening to strike to halt the ago as 1970. forgery of name and address. Raymond W. Green, 50, of 17 the toys they buy, because tifey brother, Louis Cooper of Apollo 17 moonshot if their salaries aren’t restored. (AP “ It is an absolute scandal that OPENSUNMYS He was released on a |500 Oakland St., was charged early take for granted that someone Bradington, Pla.; a sister, Mrs. Wirephoto) toys banned for two years are 1 P.M.-8 P.M. non-surety bond for court today with operating a motor in the government is looking out Anna Helfrick of Mahhum, still being sold to unsuspecting appearance Dec. 18. vehicle while under the for dangerous toys,” the report Holland; and five consumers,” Bob Chlopak of grandchildren. influence of liquor on Broad St. said. “ ’The public’s faith in Thli advtiiliemait paid for by Phillip E. Coach, 20, of East the District of Columbia Public AFriend Puneral services will be held Court date is Dec. 18. Space Workers Plan regulatory agencies is often un- Hartford, was charged Priday Interest Research Group told a Monday at 1 p.m. at the Holmes justified by agency night with third-degree forgery news conference Friday. Puneral Home, 400 Main St., George B. Fitch, 24, of 75 performance.” and third-degree larceny on a Strike Over Pay Cut A year ago, for example, the Manchester. Maj. Lawrence Summer St., was charg^ early The FDA and the Toy Circuit Court 12 arrest warrant, CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) Food and Drug Administration Beadle of the Salvation Army today with intoxication, after Miller works with engineers Manufacturers Association police reported. — A father of four whose pay announced the recall of will officiate. Burial will be in an alleged disturbance at a in the Skylab program in acknowledge that hundreds of The charges stem from the was cut almost in half says he hundreds of thousands of PINE PHARMACY Center Cemetery in North local restaurant. Court date is preparing reports on the design banned toys are probably still alleged cashing of a stolen Dec. 18. squeeze toys, rattles, flutes, Coventry. Priends may call at and 59 other aerospace workers progress. On Apollo 17 launch being offered for sale, but will go on strike in efforts to day, his job is to conduct guided music boxes, dolls m d electric the funeral home, Sunday, from toys. Malcolm Jensen,, head of the halt next Wednesday’s Apollo 17 tours for visiting (hgnitaries — FDA’s bureau of product’ 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. The FDA said the toys could moonshot if their salaries if he isn't out on strike. safety, denied the charges of NOIIC^ Mixed Views Given gouge, stab, cut, bum and shock M rs. Robert C. Early aren’t restored. Most of the other 59 union poor performance. or were likely to be swallowed. Mrs. Robert C. Early, 84, of Nineteen months ago. Bob members are in public affairs, “ To the contrary,” he said, Chlopak’s consumer action Akron, Ohio, mother of Jack E. Miller, 40, a technical writer graphics and typing positions, “we feel we have removed OPEN ALL DAY On Toll Evasions group said besides toys the Elarl of Bolton, died Priday at for the Boeing Co. at the Miller said. They are members millions of toys from the government says it banned, stu­ Akron (Ohio) City Hospital. Kennedy Space Center, was of Local 780 of the International market. We believe this Christ­ SUNDAY HARTFORD (AP) — More people than ever are dent volunteers and housewives Other survivors are a making $260 a week. But his Alliance of Theatrical and m as will be a far safer resisting the urge to drive through the busiest Connecticut around the country found 8 A M. 5 P M. daughter, Mrs. Robert C. Baird salary was cut to $135.20 when Stage Employes. Christmas than in the past another 1,(KX) others they con­ of Corona Del Mar, Calif., Turnpike toll stations without tossing their quarters into Boeing won a contract to take He said the absence of the 60 years.” sidered to be equally formerly of Manchester; a son, the baskets mainly because of state police traps, says Gov. over the dwindling space- from their jobs on launch day dangerous. William Early, and another Thomas J. Meskill. launch program for the alone would not halt the launch. National Aeronautics and Space But the actions taken by other H e said most of the daughter, Mrs. Williahi Miller, But a Bridgeport newspaper says it’s still a free ride for both of Ohio. Administration. unions in response to their dangerous toys were those with out-of state toll evaciers, who can safely tear up their squeakers likely to be dislodged Puneral services will be held Miller does the same work strike could effectively disrupt open sat. nite 'til and swallowed by children. Monday at the Eckard-Baldwin police citations because of the difficulties of extradition. and occupies the same desk as the last planned Apollo flight to In all, 382 banned toys were ■IiTItnlit , Puneral Home, 760 E. Market Meskill said Friday that the „ he did before the salary cut. the moon. M U i N M I i M O POMO iDISm* found, he said. Afterwards, St., Akron, Ohio. There will be toll station traps have cut in Circuit Court, seven cases in­ “ We took this cut and NASA estimates a one-month Chlopak said he could not tell calling hours Sunday. half the number of toll volving out of state toll evaders accepted it because the national postponement which would be from the state reports how violations at the busiest were nolled — that is, the state situation looked bad,” Miller necessary if a strike forced many in the total represented stations on the western end of decided not to prosecute said of the economic outlook a( cancellation of Wednesday’s different individual toys and Korean Choir the turnpike. because the motorists were not the time. scheduled liftoff would cost how many were the same When the Transportation present. Four of them were “ But the first thing that $10.5 million. At Bushnell model found in quantity or in Department placed a special New Yorkers, two from New happened was that NASA got a For Miller, the strike would Jersey and one from the State different stores. The 32 children of the Korean watch on toll gates In late pay increase, other contractors be a big risk, he said. His of Washington. Children’s Choir now on a 90- September, cars were trying to got pay increases, food prices family life has suffered since city tour of this country, will evade paying tolls at a rate of Terry Mariani, a spokesman have gone up, everything has the salary cut, ahd he works at for Meskill, said that the toil appear Dec. 6 at 8 p.m. at 65,033 during a 20-day period, gone up but us.” night in a Melbourne Bushnell Memorial Hall, Hart­ Meskill said. collection department is “ We don’t want to interfere department store in efforts to ford. Featuring children aged 6 During a similar period in seeking to change the penalty with Apollo because we love the make ends meet. for toll evasion. to 16, “ To the World, With November, after state police program,” Miller said. “ But, He said his savings are all ONCE-A-YEAR OFFERING Love’’ is a family musical had arrested hundreds of Mariani said the department when someone interferes with gone and the cost of supporting variety program with an inter­ motorists for alleged toll eva­ is seeking to have a minimum your living, or hai|asses your his wife Velma and four young national blend of choral music, sion, the 20-day total was down fine of $50 and a maximum fine children, you do something and children is leaving his budget as vocal soloists, a violinist, and to 34,666, Meskill said. of $200 imposed on toll evaders, you let people know what’s much as $100 a month in the choreography. The latest figures show that but he noted that such a change going on. That’s our democratic red. Proceeds from the more than 1,000 arrests have would have to com e through the way.” ANTIQUE AND ESTATE JEWELRY performance will benefit World been''made at the toll booths legislature. Vision International, a since the traps were put into 4757' Christian humanitarian, non­ effect. profit organization which sup­ However, the Bridgeport Velvety Scrimshaw ports 38,000 children in 23 Post reported that Connecticut countries. Tickets are available courts have found their hands GM Hikes at Davidson and Leventhal, tied when out-of-staters fail to Open House Topics Manchester Parkade. show up in court to face toll ’73 Car evasion charges, which are punishable by a maximum $10 Prices Demonstrations on a textile sometimes used to give white Personal Notices fine. that has played a major role in velvet an antique appearance. Under a ‘‘no bond the manufacturing history of She also stencils on wood and In loving memory of my husband DETROIT (AP) — General Michael Capello Sr. who passed awav agreement ” between Connec­ Motors Corp. has hiked prices Manchester—velvet; and a tin and is adept at the art of December 3. 1968, K ticut, New York. New Jersey on 1973 models an average of craft that occupied' the idle reverse painting on glass. and New England states, no hours of whalers in the 1800's, My heart still aches for you. $54 on the heels of Price Richard Leonard of Cider And secret tears still flow from within. bonds are requested of the will be featured during When everything goes wrong. Commission approval of the Mill Rd.. Bolton, will operators who receive sum­ tomorrow's “ Holiday at the I seem to near you whisper. increase. demonstrate the techniques of Cheer up. Mary, and carry on mons for motor vehicles Homestead.” The third annual Ford Motor Co., which also scrimshaw, the art of producing Some day we'll be together again. offenses. open house is being sponsored received permission Friday for carved or engraved articles by the Manchester Historical The only apparent recourse a $62.55 average boost, withheld from whalebone or whale ivory. Mary Capello Society at the Cheney the state has in the prosecution immediate action. Most of the work that he has Homestead, 106 Hartford Rd., We would like to express our heartfelt of toll evaders, the paper said, The Ford hike, a 1,9 per cent produced in this hobby, among from 1 to 4 p. m. appreciation to the many friends, is to issue a re-arrest warrant increase, was scaled down from several others, is used for relatives and neighbors who were so Mrs. Douglas J. Roberts of for the driver, if the driver the $92 increase it had asked the jewelry. generous and kind m our recent sorrow. Bolton Rd., Vernon, will Anthony Nascembeni doesn't appear in court to Price Commission to approve. He has researched the art at and Son. describe and illustrate sten­ answer the charge. The GM hike was a 1,53 per cent two bustling seaports of the last cilling on velvet to produce In lovini However, Lt. Eugene Griffin, increase. century. Mystic and New ig memory of Gino Schiavetti “ theorems. " The delicate who died December 3. 1964. commander of state police Industry observers said Ford Bedford, Mass. Born in another paper patterns used for the Troop G in Westport, said that is delaying implementing the seaport, Norwich, Leonard We made a vow forever, transfer of the design to the that we would never part. such a warrant would bring into price hikes while it examines counts many sea captains To spend a life together. play the expensive extradition its competitive position in velvet are cut with a razor- With such a happy start. among his ancestors. proceedings between states. He relation to the GM increase. sharp. triangularly-bladed Two sons to 'aless our years, added that the chances of the Meanwhile, Chrysler Corp. knife. The openings thus Admission to open house will with such joy beyond compare. Hearts so filled with gladness re-arrest warrant ever being officials said they have filed a formed are the areas through be free to Historical Society And plans we meant to share. actually served are almost nil. new application with the Price which oil paints are “ pounced” members and children under gently onto the velvet. The Collected from Then our dreams were shattered. On Monday, in Bridgeport Commission requesting a 16, who must be accompanied Three hearts were soon to break. second price increase to cover craft is also called "poonah.” by an adult, and there will be a Death came and took our loved one Mrs. Douglas said that tea is nominal charge for others. A truly gentle mate. Court of Probate allowable economic increases far and wide and offered for sale District of Andover th r o u g h D e c . 31 and Heartache comes to all of us. NOTICE TOCREDI'TORS And no one can be spared. ESTATE OF RAYMOND E. CLARKE government-required safety But no one knows that better. Pursuant to an order of Hon. Norman equipment. Than those of us who cared. J. Preuss, Judge, all claims must be at substantial reductions presented to the fiduciary named below On Oct. 17, Chrysler in­ Sadly missed. on or before February 24, 1V7S or be creased prices an average of Members of Manchester Chapter Wife and sons. b a n ^ by law. The fiduciaiy Is: Lofs Clarke $20 after the price panel of UNICO are donating baskets of from replacement prices In loving memory of Mr, Michael 130 Mill St. approved a $60 hike. Wethersfield, Conn. food, New Small items of clothing 3 *{m ° **"' December and new toys for needy families in A lw ap smiling, happy and content TUESDAY, DEC. 5th THROUGH SATURDAY, DEC. SttI Loved and respected wherever he went. ORANGE HALL Years will not darken or shadows dim Manchester at Christmas. Anyone The beautiful memories I have of him.' interested In making donations Daughter, , EASY PAYMENTS INVITED Lois please contact

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Hulser * Home Appointmento — No ObUgaOen o = (30) MeHALE’SNAVY (3 ) CBS NEWS V (3-8-22-30-40) NEWS = 34 PRATT ST-, HARTFORD. CONN. Phone 247-7724 M - . 3 i0 0 r - (22>30) NBC NEWS (18) CINE.DELOS SABADQS (22) STAR TREK ' (iZ4) SPORTS 70’S S ' OpenMon.-Frl. ato s —flatunlaysStoX ~ MONDAY, DECEMBER 4 — 11.30 — (24) BEHIND THE UNES EVENING — 7,00 — — 7.30 — — 8.30 — — 9 .3 0 — (30) MOVIE (3 ) MOVIE (3 ) W ILD U F E t h e a t r e “ North to Alaska” (1960). — 6.00 — (8) LE rS MAKE A DEAL (3) CARTOON (24) BOOK b e a t “ Jezebel” (1938). Bette (8) PUBUC AFFAIRS (3-S-22) NEWS (18) MOVIE Special — “ Frosty the Snow- John Wayne, Stewart Grange?. — 10.00 — Davis, Henry Fonda,. Gieorge (22) NEWS (8) AVENGERS (18) 12 O’CLOCK HIGH (22) HOLLYWOOD m a n .” (3) BILL COSBY Brent. (30) HEEHAW (22) JOHNNY CARSON (24) HODGEPODGE LODGE SQUARES (40) NEWS SPECIAL . Guesta: Mark Spitz) the Ike — 3i30 — (40) AVENGERS (3 0 ) MOVIE (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH (30) MOUSE FACTORY “ The Vandals,” a film essay and Una ’Turner Revue. (3 ) MOVIE •Earfy American cabinet of — 7.30 — •^■The . A m a z in g D r. SYLVANU CONSOLE (40) WILD WILD WEST (40) PO LKA! with Harry Reasoner on how (24> STATE OT CONN. "Flight to Mars” (1951). . Maple veneers, hardwood (3) GEORGE KIRBY GlitterfaouM” (1938). Edward CO LO R -rv — 6.30 — — 8.00 — Americans deface the environ­ Cameron Mitchell. s(dids ' and decorative non- V — 10.35 — . . (8 ) NEWS G.; Robinson, Humphrey MODEL CI22S3K (3 ) CBS NEWS (3 ) DR. SEUSS ment. (24) INTERNATIO NAL wbod material — 9,00^_ (24) MARTIN AGRONSKY (18) NASHVILLE MUSIC (8) ABC NEWS Special — “ How the Grinch PERFORMANCE * Giant 25 inch diagonal pic- — 11.00 — (22) JONATH AN WINTERS (40) THRILLER iure (22.30) NBC n e w s Stole CTiristmaa.” (3) PERRY COM*) Special—Family (3-18.22.30) NEWS — 4t00-^ — 8.00 — — 12.30 — * Chroinatriz* picture tube (24) DESIGNING WOMEN (8) ORAL ROBERTS (8 ^ ) COLLEGE (3) ALL IN THE FAMILY Bette Davis stars in NBC- (8) WRESTUNG ON CAMPUS entertainment with Art Carney. — 11.30 — comUiies brightness — 7.00 — FO O TBALL Mike’s in agony, and TV’s Saturday Night Movie, (22.30) LAUGH4N Joey Heatherton, and the (3) MOVIE — 1.00 — with contrast for the sharp­ (3) NATIONAL Notre Dame at USC. everybody else is interested in Guest: Jack Klugman. Muppets. “ JFraulein” (1958). Mel “ The Judge and Jake Wyler, (3 ) MOVIE, est Sylvania color picture ever GEOGRAPHIC (22) CAPTAIN SCARLET women’s lib. (24) HOLLYW OOD (8 4 0 ) PRO FOOTBALL Ferrer, Dana Wynter at 9. “ Man in the Dark” (1964). ” Gibi^tar 90* ch a;^ for solid (8) TRUTH OR TV THEATRE Ramsat49ers; (2240) JOHNNY CARSQN state p^ormance and CONSEQUENCES Special — Sean O’Casey’s (18) 700 CLUB — 12.00 — reliability (18) DICK VAN DYKE "The Shadow of a Gunman.” (22-30) MOVIE (% 4(i) NEWS * AFC [>ush button iocks in (22.30) NEWS Story of Dubliners caught in "The Hired Hand” (1971). fine tuning - a perfect pic- (24) OPEN LINE - 1 2 . 3 0 - SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3 maelstrom of p,olitical Itinerant cowboy returns to his tuM even when you cha^e (40) ABC NEWS (8) DEATH VALLEY DAYS channels terrorism in the 1920s. wife and chlldrehi Peter Fonda. (40) FOOTBALL’72 MORNING — 11.30 — - 4 . 3 0 - (18) GOSPEL SING * Penna-Lock*-the anti-goof - 7 . 0 0 - (3 ) FACE TH E NATION (8 ) EXPLORERS (24) FAMILY GAME color tuning system that (8-30) THIS IS THE LIFE (8) DIALOGUE (1 8 ) M AYOR’S HOUR Inequality in marriage. 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(40) WILD WILD WEST tiss, Nanette Fabray . — 8.00 — Dick and Jenny try "Lights from the Past-” Fredric March, Martha Scott. (24) BILL MOYERS (3 ) DAVEY & GOLIATH calisthenics. ELECTRONICS — 6.30 — (4 0 ) R O LLER DERBY STANEK “ Showdown in the Mines.” (8) CATHOLIC SERVICE — 5.30 — (8-40) MOVIE (3 ) CBS NEWS 277 BROAD STREET — PHONE 649-1124 (8) ABC NEWS (30) UNCLE WALDO — 12.15 — (8) SAFARI TO "In Harm’s Way” (1965). - 9 . 0 0 — (40) CLOSEUP (8 ) FOR THECONSUMER ADVENTURE Story of effort to cripple (2240) NBC NEWS (18) 700 CLUB (18) UPDATE Japanese fleet in World War H. (24)MAGGIE (2240) BOLD ONES — 8.15 — — 12.30 — (24) FO LK FESTIVAL Stars include John Wayne, Kirk — 6.55 — Study of the pros and cons of (3)G U M B Y (3 ) PRO FO O TB ALL Giants at Bengals. (4 0 ) McHALE’ S NAVY Douglas, Patricia Neal (40) NEWS psychosurgery. — 8 .3 0 — (24) BEHIND THE LINES (8 ) BLACK IS E V E N IN G ' (18) KATHRYN KUHLMAN — 7.00 — (3) CAPTAIN BOB (22.30) MEET THE PRESS — 6.00 — (24) MASTERPIECE (3) WORLD OF KRESKIN - 9 . 3 0 - (8) CAPTAIN NOAH Make a Difference Where You Save! (8 ) IT TAKES A THIEF THEATRE I IT D O ES (8) TRUTH OR (3 ) MOVIE (22) BILLY JAMES HARGIS — 1.00 — (1 8 ) THE HOLY SPIRIT “ (Cousin Bette” Conclusion. CONSEQUENCES “ A War of Children” (1972). (30) UNDERDOG (8 ) EIGHTH DAY (22 W HArS GOING ON? — 9.30 — (18) DICK v a n DYKE Conflict in Northern Ireland (40) DAY OF DISCOVERY (22-30) PRO FOOTBALL « ih « INSTANT Dolphins at Patriots. (40) AVENGERS (3 ) MANNIX (2240) NEWS studied throng the lives of two — 9.00 — (40) CONVERSATIONS — 6.30 — Dead man’ s sister won’t EARNINGS (24) CPTV REPORT families — one Protestant, (me (3) INTERNATLZONE (18) THE DEAF HEAR believe "accidental death.” (40) ABC NEWS Catholic. Filmed on location in (8-22) EARTH LAB — 1.30 — (22) NBC NEWS (18)ORALROBER'TS 5% DIvldeBd pMd Belfast and Dublin. (30) SAMSON (8-40) ISSUES & ANSWERS ihil — 7.30 — (24) T H IR T Y MINUTES — 10:00 — Etem dnjr e f Aepm lt (3) I’VE GOT A SECRET (24) BLACK JOURNAL (40) LATINO — 2.00 — (18) LIVING FA ITH ( 8 ) t h i s i s y ;o u r l i f e — 1 0 .0 0 - (8) LOST IN SPACE - 7 . 0 0 - 4 tto m yewly- - 9 . 2 0 - (24) FIRING UNE >'s eauiev nwnetat lusiTtvimf Guest: Irene Ryan. (840) MARCUS WELBY (4 0 ) MOVIE (3) FACE THE STATE (3) QUE HAY DE NUEVO Ih e disease: Tay4adis dis­ “ Battle Cry” (1955). Tab (8 ) LAWRENCE W ELK — 1 0 .3 0 - WHB • ROOM h T DOVm UHY (18) MOVIE — 9 .3 0 — . ease, a rare genetic killer. Hunter, Aldo Ray. (18) TEACH-IN (3 ) PROTECTORS “ Harlem Globetrotters”^ (3) WE BELIEVE (2 2 ) NEWS (22) ADVENTURER (22) I DREAM OF JEANNIE (2240) nRST TUESDAY — 3.00 — (30) JONNY QUEST (24 J2 0 0 M (30) WITHOUT WALLS (24) f a m i l y GAME (24) STATE OF CONN. (8 ) MOVIE (40) JEW1SH.HERITAGE (30) WILD KINGDOM (SO)GOLDDIGGERS "Alaska Seas” (1954). Robert — 11.0 0 ^ — 10.35 — - :1 O j0O — (40) IT TAKES A THIEF Guest: Joe Campanella. Ryan, Jan Sterling. (3-22-30) NEWS (24) MARTIN AGRONSKY (3) LAMP UNTO MY FEET (40) DRAGNET — 7.30 — — 11.30 — -•1 1 .0 0 — (8-40) CURIOSITY SHOP - 3 . 1 5 — — 8.00 — (3) THE HOUSE WITHOUT (3) NAME OF THE GAME (34-224040) NEWS (22) CATHOLIC SERVICE (18) NEW DAY MANCHESTER (3 ) MAUDE A CHRISTMAS TREE (18) NEWS (18) EL SUPER SHOW (30) LET US CELEBRATE — 3.30 — Special — Family Christmas mofD Maude tackles police, who (22) PRO HOCKEY — 11.30 — (18)REUGIOUS drama with Jason Robards and SALES arrested her g r o c ^ boy — 10.30 — Islanders vs. Bruins. OLDSMOBILE'^ (3 ) MOVIE (3 ) LO O K UP AND U V E TO W N H ALL Mildred Natwick. (840) TEMPERATURES (30) JOHNNY CARSON "Gypsy Girl” (1966). 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(40)MeHALE’SNAVY Ghieat: JackAIbertsiia. (18) NEWS France. TV PACK FOUR WEDNESDAY, DECEMBERS EVENING - 7 . 3 0 — (24) HOW DO WE GET — 10:00 — E specidi\\>^ -f qy- — 6iOO — (3) THE PRICE IS RIGHT FROM HERE TO THERE? '•w j(3) CANNON ^oung readers (;t-8-22) NEWS (8) PARENT GAME A good deed turns out to be a (18) 12 O'CLOCK HIGH (18) MOVIE — 8 :3 0 - murder Pame. (24) HODGEPODGE LODGE “ He’s a Cockeyed Wonder” (8-40) JUUE ANDREWS (22) BILLY GRAHAM (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH (1950). Mickey Rooney, Terry Guests: Tom and Dick Northern Ohio Omsade. (40) WILD WILD WEST Moore. Smothers, Jack (Cassidy. (24) STATE OF CONN. — 6i30 — (22) WAIT TILL YOUR (22-30) COOL MILLION (30) SEARCH sii (3) CBS NEWS FATHER GETS HOME Keyes must rescue a kid­ Grover searches for a $5 (8) ABC NEWS (24) BOOKBEAT naped billionaire (Barry hillion heiress. (22-30) NBC NEWS (30) CIRCUS! Sullivan). (40) DRAGNET (24) 8 STEPS TOWARD (24) PLAYHOUSE N.Y. — 10:35 — EXCELLENCE — 8 : 0 0 - See Saturday 8:30 p.m. (24) MARTIN AGRONSKY (3) APPOINTMENT — 6:55 — _ 9 i 0 0 — WITH DESTINY (40) NEWS (3) MEDICAL CENTER — 11:00 — Special — “ Cortez and Brilliant young doctor suffers (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS — 7 : 0 0 - Montezuma: The (Conquest of from fatigue. (3) WHAT IN THE WORLD an Em pire.” (18) 700 CLUB — 11:30 — Topic; New England. (8-40) PAUL LYNDE (8) TRUTH OR (3) MOVIE ' Paul goes mad when Martha — 9 :3 0 — CONSEQUENCES “ Thunder Bay” (1953). joins the women’s lib move­ (8-40) MOVIE James Stewart, Gilbert Roland, (18) DICK VANDYKE ment. (22-30) NEWS "The Wild Heart” (1952). Joanne Dm. (22-30) ADAM-12 (24) JUST GENERATION Woman is tom between her (8-40) MADHOUSE 90 Guest; Bruce Gordon as a cleric husband and a local . Hanukk^ (HAH-noo-kah) (40) ABC NEWS Ckimedy special. bounty hunter. squire. Jennifer Jones. (22-30) JOHNNY CARSON ® Jewish holiday that 0*1 December 1 Eind THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7 last for eight ipy-filled EVENING (40) DRAGNET W s . It IS called the ^‘Feast of — 10:00 — Lights.” — 6:1M> — — 8:00 — (8-40) OWEN MARSHALL (3-8-22) NEWS (3) THE WALTONS Guest; Tab Hunter as a disc Olympic super-swimmer jockey who kills his wife ItisaveiyimTOrtantJewish (18) 12 O'Cl.OCk HIGH Kansas cousins come to visit Maiir Spitz joins the fun in holiday. It marks the world’s (24) HODGEPODGE LODGE (8-40) MODSQUAD (18) 700 CLUB C BS-TV’ s “ Bill Cosby (.30) TO TELL lilE TRUTH (22-30) DEAN MARTIN Ex-child star is victim of Slow,” Monday, Dec. 4, at very first fight for religious (40) WILD WILD WEST potentially lethal mishaps. Guests: (!arol Channing and Mike (Connors. 10 p.m. freedom, some twenty-one — 6 :3 0 — (22-30) FUP WILSON (24) STATE OF CONN. hundred years ago. (3) CBS NEWS Guests: Tony Randall, (8) ABC NEWS Dionne Warwicke — 10:30 — (24) ADVOCATES ^ 1 During Hanukkah, Jewish (22-30) NBC NEWS (24) MARTIN AGRONSKY A € 4 boys and girls observe many (24) FRENCH CHEF — 9 :0 0 — — 11:00 — S T , — 6:55 — (3) MOVIE (8-22-30-40) NEWS customs. “ The African ()ueen” (1951). ILL '• (40) NEWS - 11:10 — MCKAGE Gin-guzzling tramp and mis­ (3) NEWS . I I _ ,^ e y light candles in the - 7 : 0 0 — STORE A sionary lady share a Journey — 11:30 — (3) UFO Menorah (ME-NO-rah). This H u m i f y Bogart, Katharine (8-40) SPECIAL ,c MANCHESTER : S m m (8) TRUTH OR IS a sp^ial candlestick, that Hepinira. “ Truman Capote Behind PARKADE CONSEQUENCES (8-40) ASSIGNMENT: Prison Walls.” holds eight candles with one (18) DICK VAN DYKE FULL SELBX3TION OP VIENNA (22-30) JOHNNY CARSON i n m place left over to-put the (22-30) NEWS IMPORTED H i Woman weks help in clearing — 11:40 — AND (24) SOUL! her husband of a murder rap. Shamash (SHAH-mash).The (40) ABC NEWS (3) MOVIE DOMESTIC (22-30) IRONSIDE “ Sword of Lancelot” (1962). Sh^ash is the candle that - 7 : 3 0 — WINES ,-J . " V .. "I- The chief tries to solve a call- Cornel Wilde, Jean Wallace. JjShte all the other candl^. On (8) YOU ASKED FOR IT girl’s murder. Rosemary Prinz plays a (18) PRO HOCKEY (24) INTERNATIONAL - — | 2:00 — LIQUORS the first night of Hanukkah, loving mother in “ This Child The St. Louis Blues meet the PERFORMANCE (18) NEWS - p l u s - one candle will be. lit. On the Is Mine,” an ABC-TV after­ Bruins. Ballet — “ La Sylphide” per­ — 1:00 — h a r v e s t HILL noon special Thursday, Dec. (22) 1 DREAM OF JEANNIE formed by the Paris Opera (8) SPECIAL DISCOVERY second night, two candles will 7, at 1:30 p.nr. (30) WAIT TILL YOUR Ballet. .Ydung nobleman falls in “ San Quentin; Some Views BRANDS M lit. This goes on for eight FATHER GETS HOMES love with a woodland sprite from Outside.” MASTER CHARGE happy nights. The candles PERSONAL CHARGE burn until they go out. New FRIDAY, DECEMBERS ACCOUNTS INVITED candles are used each night. EVEISIING — 8:00 — (22) BILLY GRAHAM TEL. MB-0M6 TTie Jewish people exchange — 6:00 — (3) RUDOLPH THE RED- Conclusion of the Crusade. (3-8-22) NEWS JVPSED REINDEER (30) GHOST STORY gifts dming Hanukkah. Some (18) 12 O’CLOCK HIGH Special— Burl Ives narrates Guests: Geraldine Page, Rip Our SPEEDY Specialty times they give all the gifts on (24) HODGEPODGE LODGE (8-40) BRADY BUNCH • Tom TRULY DELIOOUS (30) TO TEt^ THE TRUTH G lrelg must choose the — 9:3 0 — night. Sometimes they (40) WILD WILD WEST school’s new cheerleader (8-40) ODD COUPLE CHICKEN give gifte every night during — 6:3 0 — (18) SKI SCENE Felix has trouble making Brown in 6 BOnnten the celebration. Skiiiig in Mmtana. (3) CBS NEWS friends with his daughter. The werig’e "ta m t eatfai’ (22-30) SANFORD & SON (8) ABC NEWS — 10:00 — ehldcen” with taeonipanMe They also sing Hanukkah (2 2 ^ 0 ) NBC NEWS A bum claims he was hurt in (8-40) LOVE, taste. songs and play games. the Sanford's yard. (24) WORLD PRESS AMERICAN STYLE CALL IN onnat . (24) WEEK IN REVIEW They play with a special top — 6:55 — (22-30) BANYON Piek Up 10 anwrtee Letw ^ — 8 :3 0 — (40) NEWS Hit-and-run case: The vic­ called a Dreidel (DRA-dle). (8-40) PARTRIDGE FAMILY — 7:00 — tim’s unharmed, but the driver DEOI’S DRIVE-IN- '^ e Dreidel goes back to an­ Danny won a race horse with is murdered. 481 OBNISB an*, 8M.28W (3) YOUNG DR. KILDARE insonmia. (24) STATE OF CONN. cient times when the Jews (8) TRUTH OR (18) SPORTS CHALLENGE were not perm itted to worship CONSEQUENCES v Baseball stars vs. jockeys. — 10:35 — (18) DICK VAN DYKE (22-30) LITTLE PEOPLE (24) MARTIN AGRONSKY as they pleased. They would (22-30) NEWS Young boy sells peeks at his — 11:00 — gather in secret, and someone (24) FREE FOR ALL . naked sister. (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS (40> ABC NEWS ^ ' would preach. If an enemy — 9 :0 0 — — 11:30 — > - 7 :S b — (3) THEHOMECOMING: (3) MOVIE approached, they would get (3) W H A r SHARPENING ' . A CHRISTMAS STORY “ Two Women” (1960). Sophia out a Dreidel and stert play­ (8) LASSIE - " Special — Virgina family Loren, Jean-Paul Belmondo. 1 s ing. In this way the soldier did (18) BETTER WORLD ' ^tries.td bold its own against the (8-40) IN CONCERT (22) LETS BIAKE A DEAL Patricia Naal stars in “ The "Depression. Patricia Neal, Special— Taped concert with 277 BROAD not know what they were (24) WALL ST. WEEK . „ .Richard ^Thondas. Blood, Sweat It Tears; Chuck really doing. H o m e c o d ^ : A ChristinAs' (30)HOll.YWOOD Story.,*’ tcirharebiDadcast by ,(840) ROOM 222 Berry; Poco; and the Allman SQUARES Teacher’s enthusiasn is Brothers Band. 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